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... oil that day, happened to come to knowledge. The pai ty commenced searching for arms before dawn, aud used every precaution to take the inhabitants ol houses, where arms were supposed to be deposited, by surprise. The communication of the peasantry was ...
... Gentleman to take any notice the resolutions which had been banded to him by Sir John Newport. Mr. Goul burn appointed this day (Friday) at one o’clock, for inter«icw between Sir John Newport, on the part of the Irish Mcnihers, and the Puke of Wellington and ...
... the convictions 17. The effect, ihere-fopposed the passing of that act; but it waslO’Coi.nell attempted to vidual of the name John Shehan, praying that tore > by withdrawing the |.unisl.n.e..l and was now the law, . ' soXmemberscheering. and somc» ...
... ■ aasa auncrab autotrtb ratia seals. yfatrtar(Co«aif>-rR. A.Mac Nawabtew. Arm^h^CaaWy)—Hoe. Henry CealMd. AihJant ( Beraogb; -JBrebard Wawdoevk. jaa. Bandou fßoreagb;—Lord John Ha|*ell. CatiH (City)—Kbeneser Collett. Clara (County)—Lucioa O'Bnon. Carle ...
... The first names attached aie— Wrsiiarttli, Cloncurry, Brsbasim, M.P., Pi ...
... THF. CBVRCJI. llis Excellency the Lord Licntenent has appointed the Rev. John Head, for itany ysmro Curate IhUii,,. aelofch, county Tipperary, the Deanery KiHaloe 1 toid (he death of the Rcr. Alluu Morgan. The Rev. Mr. Phelan, brother of the late F.T ...
... Fillis; one liom Drogheda (Maurice O'Connell, petitioner), against John Henry North, E»q. ; one from Duiham, against linger Oresley ; one front Petersfield (Lord Porcln ster and John Ogle, petitioners), against Sir W. G. 11. JolilTe, Burt., and Gilbert ...
... yesterday, wbiicb is described in the Aati-Union Morning Journals as ** Meeting of the inhabitants St. boaas’s parish.” Mr. Henry Grattan, on taking the chair, said he did not come there for the purpose intimidating the Government, but to maintain the rights of ...
... army : •• ORDER OF THE DAY. Urodso. Jan. (13). • favour ef our angnit monarch cslla for the wcond lima to the command of the arm) in the field. With joyful confidence in the protection of the Moat Hi|h, in the moet juid contest, I accept with reverence ...
... for instance, fouadad their an mock boatt* liberal principles—and what then!—why, there they bad left them (cheers). [I ke at arms now knocked at the door. The right bon. baronet continued to apeak for a few seconds longer, but the impatience of the bakes ...
... Caaao County—Hanry Maxwell, John Young,* Eaqra, Clare County—WilliawN U'Noanra, O'Cuaneli.f Clonmel Borough—Eyre Coote. Coleraine Uoronyh—Sir John W H Brydeea. Cork Cminty—Viscount Boyle, Hon. R King. Cock City—Hon. John Boyla, Callaghan, * Donegal ...
... io another case against the collectors. John Mtckey a. Thom it Forrettal. In this case Mackey swore that he was charged one halfpenny toll on an empty milk can. The defendant was convicted in a penally of £5. John Scully a. Thomat Forrettal. The plaintiff ...