... double knock was heard at the door, which the serviiot opened immediately, wncn walked four men armed, one whom seized him the throat and demanded his arms, which he peremptorily refused; then struck them, and they Which him for sometime, till la.«t, dreading ...

... in the present stage of this horrible affair, -We not think it prudent to publish^ '•**** , . . * The Pbentz. of Cardigan, John Janies. 'Master* with cargo of wheat ana oats, the property of Mr* T'eaban, of Killorglan, iit coining over the Bar, in ...

... „, Countt of Mayo.— On Sunday night, the Bth instant, an armed rockite party forcibly entered the house of John Murray, Grallagh, in the barony of Gallen. in search, it is supposed, of fire-arms. Murray. with his brother. Michael Murray, made! spirited ...

... Keane. Sir K.; Grattan. Ja S;*‘ Vote— Barry, G. S. ; ErencK F; Wal VAclsT-CarricWergtja. Gungarvan, Monagiian. A duel in life ecte ...

... Fair Head and Hath- Jin. the exertions ot Mr. John Sharpe, of Ballycastle the cargo hat been safely landed, and the sloop hauled out to the bay, without suffering the leist in-1 dry A voun man named John Brown attempted Swim to the relief of the two ...

... Charles Smith Forster, Esq. J. Ruddell Todd, Esq, M.P. M.P, N. A. Vigors, Esq. M.P. James Grattan, Esq. M.P. James C. C. Bell, Esq. Andrew 11. Lynch, Esq. John Richard Elmore, Esq. M.P. Edmund F. Green, Esq. Daniel O’Connell, Esq. Robert Sutton, Esq ...

... Doctor M'Haba letter, promised that the ’mdee’ Union should appear this dav, and said and «gned sundry and manifold unnterable Grattan, M.P. for Meath, eaid rttmded for the especial purpose turning out the Tone*. His own ■eat in Meath waaquite secure, (?; Longford ...

... James Grattan—Andrew Lynch—Major Macnaman— John Maher—Thomas Martin—John MacCance—F. W. Mullins—Sir R. Musgrave—Sir R. Nagle—C. G’Brien— Smith O'Brien—Morgan O’Connell—Daniel O’Connell— Jon O’Connell—-Morgan John O’Connell-—Maurice O’Connell—Feargus O’C ...

... party of Orangemen, on Sunday, had marched into Trim, headed by a ‘Clergyman, armed with a pistol, and that the men were the service of the Hon. Member opposite. (Mr, H. Grattan) had said no such thing; but he had stated, that these Orangemen had marched ...

... occurrence late ip the neighbourhood of Carrickmacross. Several houses have been broken.into aTmed'parties, robbed of money and arms, and the inmates dreadfully abased. A few days since two carmen were proceeding to Dundalk with oatmeal, when, not a mile from ...

... a tour through the county of Wicklow. On Friday morning they passed through the Dargle —lunched Tinneh.ch.the seat James Grattan. Esq.. M. P.-p*ssed though Powers-court. to the Waterfall, and went that evening to Luggala. the seat of Mr. Touche, where ...

... entreated him not to return homo that night. There is doubt but that his death waa accidental. , John Edwards, a young man, sailor on board the Ellen Cardigan, fell between the quay and the vessel this morning a very early hour, and waa drowned. The Mayor ...