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... him of cyder, whilst in his employ. John Clarke, his daughter, and most of their household were bound over in their own recognizances keep the peace for 6 months—Having been convicted of assaulting John Shilston. John's wife was fined Ins. for assaulting ...
... forward into Mr. Rait's arms, in whieh situation he was conveyed home to Rathmoyle. The villains fled across the field, leaving the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes alonethe field. I>r. Grattan, of Edenderry, and Dr. Dennis ...
... Lefevre, C. S. Downton. Lemon, Sir C. Penryn. Lennard, T. B. Maldon. Lennox, Lord J. H. Chichester. Lester, B. L. Poole. Loch, John Hythe. Lumley, J. 8. Nottinghamshire. Lushington, Dr Winchelsea Lyttleton, E. J. Staffordshire. Maberlev, J. Abingdon. Macaulay ...
... were numerous other*. Importation of Arms (Ireland) Rill. Mr. Stanley •Roved tor leave to bring a bilk to regulate the importation of arms into Ireland. The riglit hou. Kent, proposed that there should a general re- arms for all Ireland, and that each indivulnal ...
... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. Grattan expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of armed force, it was time that the Legislature interfered. Captain Gordon having ...
... been kept. Mr. Stanley replied that if arms had been given out, it was from the commanding officers to whom the deliveries arms had been previously made. The Government had not made any subsequent delivery of arms, and it was not intended make any addition ...
... adverting to late discussion too Portuguese question, observed that had that occasion alluded letter which he had from Sir John Campbell, relative to conduct ot the British Consul Lisbon. A noble Duke ( Richmond ) had said, that he ought not have made ...
... man of war San Sebastian, without masts, is anchored in front of Paco d’Arcos, but completely armed and manned serve a battery.—Two men-of-war, the Don John V 1. and Kainlia. three corvettes, and two brigs, are ready to leave the Tagus upon the signal ...
... among the clothes. He had searched the box several times helore, but found nothing. key was sometimes left in the box. John Bray .John May, Elizabeth Bale, and Eliza Bate, spoke to hud. mg the body as above. Ihe latter was the house of Mrs. Bennett on the ...
... understand that he was to receive a year, and a Treasury minute to that effect was trans- mitted to him. Mr. Leader and Mr. J. Grattan opposed the increase of salary. Mr. Spring Rice stated that the minute of Treasury fixing the salary at 1,500/., he understood ...
... and FalmouthRolfe and Tnllamore Petcrsfield., Lefevre PlymouthJohn Collier and Thomas Bewos, Esq* Pontefract.. Hon V S Jerningham and John Gully, Esq Poole.. L Lester and Sir John PortsmouthCarter and Baring Radnor . Richar. Price, Esq without ...
... Offices. LOMIUKI) - KKT, AND SPRING GARDEN, LONDON. DIRECTORS, Map. An wood, esq. MP. Hugh esq. W. S. Clark k, esq. FRS. John Hawes, esq. John Coupe, esq. Sir W. Hevgate, Bt. &. Aid. W'. CoiToN, esq. FRS. J. P. Muspkatt, esq. William Davis, esq. William Samlf ...