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... provided with fire-arms as, in consequence (it said) of a party quarrel which had occurred in the same neighbourhood, about eight days previously, opposition was expected. The opposite party, called Thrashers, who were also provided with fire-arms, had assembled ...
... Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Caatow, Nicholas Byrne, Tuomasrown, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, the Paxsonstown, J. Shields, eful Rarnpownry, Robert Perry, ES. Exnis, J. M‘Gratb, im, Trarze, T.B. Stico, Mrs. Mary Wilson, ion, Gatway, John Clayton, Lovcnaga ...
... London; James Mahery, Fetur-lane, London; Rev. John Maher, John •boson. Rev. Mr. Spratt, Aongier*street; Very Rev. John Syonott, President, St. Peter's College, Wexford James Moran, Tboojas-street; John Murphy, Killarmine, county Carlow; Connell Laughnao ...
... Corballis, ; Wm. Brabazon, Burt. James O'Callaghan, John Milley Doyle, K.C.B. David Lynch, —— Morgan, Kt. John Nangle, |O°Conor Don, M.P. Andrew Ennis, | Daniel M.P. Patrick Joyce, Galway, ) Henry White, M.P. John Jameson, hw | Nicholas P. Leader, homas Sherlock ...
... kinda re-| nected with a large body of men who have united for the purpose Gantly, Mooney, John Burke, John Miskel!, Janes ead of training themseives to the use ef arms, and evidence, it is said, Burke, Thomas M‘Donogb, Lawrence Burns, Lawrence M‘Do- but that ...
... inflicted most grievous wounds on then ne of blow having severed the arm of one poor fellow! In th arded they succeeded in making off, and those of the cre t this escaped proceeded to arm themselves for protection, But, the wretched man perceiving, he threw ...
... confusion was ercated at this period of the bon nd assi- gentleman's speech, and Sir John Kingston cal nee on a the uproar being increased ]— Mr. O'Cossene rose and said— Sir John Kingston t praise ot here- has rightly suid that you are breaking the compact ...
... place immediately, before they can rec got a further supply of arms. “ I beg the liberty of farther remarking, tuat the stated the volunteers, as well as the La Colle Militia, b under arms since this day week, and up day mn his I fear they cannot stand ...
... of one defeat, and therefore he advanced from Napierville on the morning of the 9lh, with 800 men provided with fire arms, and 200 armed with swords and long pikes, upon Odelltown, which could muster about 200 volunteers, although we are assured not more ...
... BOROUGH—Mr. Charles Walker. WICKLOW CO. Grattan and Howard. WICKLOW CO.—Grattan and Howard. WESTMEATH CO—Chapman and Nagle. WATERFORD CITY.— Barron and Christmas. WEXFORD TOWN.—Mr. Charles Walker. YOUGHAL BOROUGH—John O’Connell, jun. Cholera raging at Rose ...
... Influenc Grattan, Esq. Lament of Antoi- The Great Western nette. By an Old Forest | The Lovers of Normandie. A Woman's Warnin By Mrs. S.C. Hall, Miss Sheridan. The Drama of Italy. The Manager's Note Shakspeare’s Histor ical Plays, | PD rs. Wells—John Courtenay ...
... county gaol John, Barwis, Esq. Tuesday night, au armed parly entered the/ houses of James Manning, John James, John Cahill, and John Bren an, of Ballysalla, within r miles of this citv, in the barony of Gowran, and searched them for fire ...