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... murder of John llanrahan. on the night of edncsday last. A banditti of armed miscreants attacked the house of John Cantwell, a very poor man. tenant to a Mr. James Cleary, of I i adobber, and fired two shots at said Cantwell, of which shattered his arm to atoms ...
... now considered unjustifiable and Majesty’s army. DUBLIN MARKET NOTE tie. who seemed H> eager for its destruction. Their fire arm, te” reason' the 1 ; Shei P oke in mit on of punishment. roa the we.e fr.dxv. «k. 29, 1830. was now charged, and their bayonets ...
... and Judges. The visitors dismissed the appeal of Doctor Grattan, and ordered that the costs of Dr. Lendrick and the College of Physicians, in reply, should be paid by the former Gentleman. Dr. Grattan’s memorial had reference to the acts of the College in ...
... their way Belfast, stop at Davis’s ( King’s Arms) Inn. W/i Y SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVES, March 12—Lon) Blarney, Wilson, general cargo. 14— Maria, Wyk, Dordt, liutseisl and batka.' Olive, Jones, Cardigan, ballaat. George IV., Paraons, Liverpool, general ...
... Friday.) chlbald Dodd; and five J Hall, for breaking open a *.k belonging John the .hop of Hamilton, Eaq., mtd taking therefrom £6. Highway Robbery. * Passing Forged Note*.. John Murphy, for forcibly robbing Archibald Jl,ott > ° f forged Bank of Ireland ...
... investigation took place, on Friday last, before John B. Kiernan and James Evatt, Esqrs., when several witnesses were examined, who all agreed in their testimony that their houses were attackedâarms and money demanded âsome of themselves abusedâand ...
... the white cow. Ex-officio Information —In the case of the King r. H. Grattan, Esq., M.P., Mr. Green mentioned the Court, that an affidavit had been put on the file that day Mr. Grattan. He would, therefore, glad to know from their Lordships what day they ...
... Newspapers. JOHN REID, Chairman. Newry, 17th May, 1830. James M‘Clenahan, Chas. Trouton, James M* Henry, Charles M‘Henry, Daniel Collins, William Carter, Win. Cowan, Edward Clark, John Caraher, John Reid, Jefferson & Godfrey, John Dunn, John ...
... VES, and 5 Fathoms LATHWOOD. JOHN & HUGH BOYD. Newry, 9th Aug., Oak Timber for Sale^ AT DUNGANNON. » bout Two Hundred Pounds’ worth of OAK TIMDI'-tt fur Sale, at DUNGANNON, fitted fur Boat Ifiiildinv, anil other Inquire of JOHN DINSMOUE, MoaTHLAND-HoUSE ...
... morning Mr. Moore and Mr. Shaw were declared duly elected. State of the poll at its final ck»c: Moore, ISs2—Shaw, 1379—Grattan, 1014- Mr. Grattan menus to petition against the return of wr. Shaw, the Recorder. COUNTY OF DUBLIN ELECTION. Election alio terminate* ...
... Borough Lord Tullamore Clonmel Borough Eyre G»ote Cork City Hon. John Boyle a. and Daniel Callaghan Cork County Lord Boyle a, and the Hon. Mr. King ColeraineSir John Drydges Carrickfergus Borough Lord G. Hill a Clare County W. N. M'Namara ...
... English marines the 291 h, was followed, the next day, the landing of the Prince, whose impatience to throw himself into the open arms of his country, made him spurn every notion of risk, and every reproach for rashness. was received with indescribable enthusiasm ...