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... the afternoon, an armed party of -Rockites, consisting of about 50 persons, attacked the house of Thornhill, the property of Thomas Mahoh Naghtok, Esq., in the parish of Drum, in the County Roscommon, and, after securing such lire arms as they could, lay ...
... Peel, Lord Viscount Duncannon, Sir John Newport, Mr. Gouldburn, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Catew, Mr, Vesey Fitzgerald, Mr. Etscourt, Mr. Penbryn, Mr. Crampion, Mr. Sadler, Lord Viscount Ebringlon, Sir John Byng, Mr. James Grattan, Mr Littleton, Mr. Leader, Sir Thomas ...
... large armed (.arty, who broke the windows of his house, Moorecraft is respectable i’rotestant. the same night armed party entered the dwclllng-honse of James RuJlins, of Fardrumon, in the district of Longford, and made strict search for Ids fire arms: not ...
... found Mr. Stoll guilty, and a debate took place on General Burgoyue’s motion that he be committed the custody of the Sergeantat-Arms; when Mr. Pitt, in conjunction with the Noble Lord’s ancr s’ or. advocated the more moderate c mrse of inflicting the censure ...
... the prime of life and the bloom of health the Hon. Mrs. William Massy, sister of John Smith Barry of I’oata, County Cork, Esq. and the mother of four children, also John M'Namara. one of her servants, and two cot-men, brothers, of the name of Hewitt. ...
... Keir, Paisley; Mr. O. B. Sowerby, London; Dr. Scoulrr, Glasgow ; Dr. Macdonald, Campblelnwn, Argyleabire; Mr. John Philipa, York; Mr. John V. Thompson, Cork; Dr. Murray, Edinburgh. Lord Viscount Caatlemaine and Charles Halliday, Esq., were balloted for ...
... Belgium. Certain gun-makers and others, are eiiecuting large order for arms behalf the Russian Government. 135,000 troops were reviewed Paris on the ull. THE MEATH ELECTION. Mr. Grattan lias secured the interests of the Priests, ami will conseqnhntly succeed ...
... money-changers out—(cheers.) There was not one of them who was not an orangeman at heart—they had brought in Stephen Grey and John W'Donnell ; hut what voice had they even if they were honest Did they ever find M'Oonnell, the son of honest man, Ennis the ...
... Arrived io Cork Harbour, the Wellington, Kcllar, Master, from Quebec, spoke on the 2d Nov. 1830, the Rosemounl from to St. Johns, lat, 44,16, long. 56, with loss rudder. Sir A. Hart will riot sit upon the Irish Chancery Bench after next week. The Right ...
... words should written ovrß their doors. He would not put over them the Brunswick arms—that is, “ death’s-head and cross-bones'*—nor the marrow-bone and cleaver—nor even John David Latouche’s emblem, an ass’s head with squint in it—(laughter.)—but he would ...
... splendid majority :—Colonel Bernard, John Browne, D. Callaghan, M. L. Chapman, Sir A. Clifford (Bandon), Alderman Copeland (Coleraine), Sir J. M. Doyle, Arthur French, H. Grattan, James Grattan, Sir William Hort, John Hely Hutchinson, Hon. R. King, Hon ...
... department of the Meuse? All the population of Lorraine, and the departments of Berry, have armed, and hoisted the tn-coloured flag. . ,u A workman named John Grenies, presented himself the 31st of July to the Commandant the post of the Hotel St. Aignau ...