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... Huey, (*»iUant.Sur|«m Uth Dragoon.) Logan, (slh Dragoon ) - General*—Maclean, Hngliea, (h. p. Begt.) Mr M ». Scott, Crompton, Arm.lroeg, Owen. R. Coekborn. ■ The Deputy Judge Ad*ucato.Oenerol, . ~i Cotmniuary-Gfuentla—Haines, Lutcoaibt, Elliott,. , Afwrtanl ...
... bepronpUyaid tually attended to.this county is lost to the trial Our own opinion is, that the canty is lost to the Whig members, Grattan sad of whom would br.ve been unseated «po* the of Colonel Acton if an honest Comiiitte hrih struck.— Packet. Lord Dungannon ...
... Morgan. Esq. Henry Danvers, Esq. Thomas Stewart, Esq. G. Gordon, Esq. James Esq. John Harvey. Esq. G. B. Whittaker, Esq. Thomas Heath, Esq. I. J. Zornlin, Jun. Esq. add Tors. John L. Bennett, Esq. I William Scott, Esq. H. R. Mortimer, Esq. | . ITS distinguishing ...
... T. P. Yokes, Esq. John Madden and Thos M’Coy, assaulting the habitation of Patrick Lillis by night, with arms; Castle Connell Petty Sessions, Martin Boland assault, to pay 3s. fid. or fortnight’s imprisonment. Patrick Farrell, John Neill and Michael Finn ...
... Lieut.; Quarter-Master J. Missct, Surgeon Wm. Parry, Assistant-Surgeon Ales. Smith, M.D.; Vet-Surgeon, John Mellows. . 7th Hussars—Licut-Colonel John J. Whyte; Major Arthur W. Biggs. Captains—Thomas E. Campbell, Hon. Henry Cole. Arthur Shirley, Charles ...
... transportation for life; Patrick Gairy, John Mahony, cow stealing, transportation for life ; John Freehaby, John Connell, pig stealing, seven years transportation—Cornelius Harrington, six months hard labour ; John Clarke, Henry Robinson, Michael Keeffe ...
... committed the assault, and was corroborated by Judith Ryan. Guilty. To Iransi orted for seven years. John Coffee was indicted for violently beating John Supple at the fair of Murrogh, on the 271 h of April, 1836. Supple being examined, proved the assault ...
... well armed men attacked three four houses upon the townland of Crowe’s Nest, in the barony of Longford, and swore the inmates act agreeably to the regulations of Captain Rock’a code of Agrarian laws. On Thursday night, the IGtb inst. six men, armed and ...
... and Bourke White, Esqrs. James Hcwson, foreman; John Copley, Thomas Rose, Samuel D. Power, Thomas Hill, Thomas 11. Potter, Patrick Griffin, Mathew Scanlan, John Mason, Hugh Sranlan, Edward Fitzgerald, John Thomas Wcstropp. Peter Griffin, Vincent Brown, ...
... parish St. John. •* 435 Scully, John, pensioner, Westland-street, £lO householder, house and premises at Westlahd-strcet, city Limerick. 436 Shea, Phillip, farmer, Loughmore, householder, house and lands Loughmore, parish Mungret. 437 Stevenson, John, surgeon ...
... against the apprentice,he was hable to fine £S. tH»« »“ and pregnant women were placed on the tread-mm «nA strappedup by the arm, find when they missed file step theydanced the mill, as it was called, and were allowed to bang till their limb, were mangled ...
... the London Districts, is 43 ; the deaths amount to 28. Cholera Morbus has seized the inmates the King’s Bench, one of whom, John Shaw, died of that malady on Tuesday, and while the Coroner was holding an inquest on bis body, a second case was announced ...