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... DUBLIN. JANUARY 11. On Thursday, alxnit two John Denton al-soondi d, having In large sum Hank Ireland notes, supposed al»*ut 1,50(V. A reward of One Hundred IViiimU ulKtisl to any jH*r*on who will apprehend, him, applying to the Head Office of Police ...
... and private injury. (Loud and continued cheers.) Mr. Latum rose explain. Mr. Grattan continued: His worthy excellent friend was much mistaken h« imagined that his (Mr. Grattan**) words at all alluded to him. He was sure not one ia the room imagined for ...
... lie atreets. 1 Tim'# ruffian* and armed, hrole info a c«»uiiiy Kilkenny, and violently assaulted the |*ropri#tur, man named 1 ■*- liv, whose arm they broke and then plundered the house. A woman having: infant in Iter arm*, fell into the tire, in the town ...
... his Ma- The WaUrford Chro.icU .nt.male. that paU«. icatr Who ctpresvd his approbation of their athnl- „ intriguing to put Sir John Newport out the laws of this realm. Lord Tenderden, Representation of that City. . , Inn the nart of his colleaguFt, made his ...
... defendant—•» system timt, fr««n its injurious elV.ccs between such parties, long before required the utter’* interference. Mr. John Silver, O’Drien’s Castle, was tied to the D.K’lor .Medicine, l»y the .Medical Faculty {Edinburgh, Monday, the July; also, ...
... Tliute who support Grattan, let than do i* ■ singleuess uf heart, not at ail—lavoa nor haany wretched deluaiuii. Moor* protoihly —the contest w ill probable between Mr. K> rorder and Grattan ; keep then bonsaf your single rotes for Grattan. Let no man throw ...
... law. UNION-HALL. —An elderly mao named John Rarer, was charged with intermarrying with Elizabeth Humphries, a young lass of IH, his former wife being still alive. The prisoner was married his first wife at St. John’s, Horslydown, in September, lKi(>, and ...
... ever was more pain- f i,i life must aware how lallafuliy embarrassed. 1 voluntoered to p all rumours prove to ben 1 Iciirv Grattan’s friends, to give that gentleman , n)a(lc t p , sll f calm, mvcsti„w jUaee after bis defeat DnUm. 1 tool my . ,^ lioll while ...
... Stewards adding aoverelgn*. Mr. Thomas Horan’* h. in. . Captain DoWiert’a h. h. ' *' * Mr. John Mitchall’* Maria, »' 11 ’ Mr. 11. Kilkclly’s Bolivar, . Mr. John Milcheir. Maria was lean «)0 yard the other when at the bat Wap, which she I talked, although ...
... all praying for rfcform, and be eaold amort (lie house that no period daring his was there strong a feeling at present so.- (arm. Wlien lie bed been there lately, bad heard from high and low, and even from members tlremsclvca, strong condemnation of the ...
... Aasistant-Sorgeon, *»• deceased. 1 ami in legions, not that they might hare to ;2th Light Dm. a,ns—K ('olemau, Gent., to 1 arms that .mghl raise cry for f««Uun, Cornrt, It porchase. sice Stua.t, who retires ■ whichUmnder.Hgped after pealrright at lea* ...
... the other evening. Sir JOHN NEW ROUT wished to say few words regarding what had fallen from the honourable metnlH-r for Waterford, and in hi» namu had alluded to, in reference lo Mr. Grattan's opinion on the Union. He (Sir John Newport) hail in the Irish ...