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... peralration of deeds the most diabolical, if they could succeed 'hat such a despotic attempt, if nut resistet - defeated, . arm lo arm, to resist the approach of Orange domination in ' act with great forbearance then that they were getting into P . , 9 L ...
... Artane, and Mr. Ferguson* There will be three races each day. lb* steward* ut Brabaxon, Sir George Cockburn, Sir John Uibtun, FullamL James Grattan, and Richard H. Gr*)doo, Preparations arc in progress which, we understand, the meeting the most attractive ...
... Majesty the Queen (Annual Subs tription), V Ilaniiltoa Knox Grogan Murgan, P L ' r A. Arm- ,1 slning. Esq., ~T~ fl/ Mirlmel ilienuan, Esq. (Drumcasbcl), l Blr. John \9' Smith, , ,n Usher Brert, E«|., per Mr. Browne, *” T. M. Gresham, Esq., per rtitto ...
... interest in the land he occupies, to the amount of 101. upwards per annum, shall be entitled to vote. Sir John Newport, with Messrs. Conrtell, Grattan, and O’Ferrall, expressed their pleasure the improvement.— Times. , THE WALKING GALLOWS. fFrom Pergonal ...
... Saturday night, the 7lh of July. The defendant was fined 21. John WaLh was summoned for a similar offence. The defendant was fined 10s. James Owens was fined a like sum for a similar offence. John Reilly, of Church-street, was fined 21. for having his house ...
... granted to them, the effect would to raise an intolerable despotism, wielded one uncontrolled individual (cheers). Mr. H. GRATTAN said that they must either grant corporate reform, or they, in fact, repealed the acts of Union and emancipation, which had ...
... CHALMERS presented a petition in favour of the Irish municipal bill it bad originally passed tits House of Commons. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented siz petitions from parishes in the county of Meath for the abolition of tithes, and against the Lords' amendments ...
... gentleman then moved that the taid indi viduals taken intv custody by the Sergeant rtt.Arm** Agreed to. ...
... Forrest. Esq., the d.stmgu.shed American tragedian, led to the hjmaneal altar Cathenne, the eld st and accomplished daughter of John Smclatr, eoj the Theatres Royal Covcnt-garden and Urury lane. A remonv the company partook of an elegant dejeu dence ofthe ...
... base pterented much blood from being shed. Whatever reason tfcere might base been for arming yeomanry last year, there was idstifleatipn for allowing them retain their arms Hear.) The noble lord at the bend of gosernment in Ireland must know that in esse ...
... Crosthwaite, John Power, David R. Pigot, O’Gorman Mahon, Walsh, Lawrehce Finn; M; R. Ssusre, M; W. Savage, ji. Tigh, Wm. Grace Kelly, Tetenre T. Dbldn, J. 8. ...
... returned ; the captain said it was arms wanted, not money. After firing some shots they departed. —Chmmel Adrertmr. tbe same night, an armed party entered tbe house of Edmund Anderson, of Littleton, and searched it fur arms ; but being unsuccessful, they ...