... five miles of p i( . tor of th() rama »'t Journal to be »d--from Dublin, was attacked armed party of persons, ra mem . and the machinery totally destioyed. ~. . „ Lord John Russell introduces the Reform Bill. 14. Henry Mackenzie, the author of the Manot reeling ...

... tire Protestants, but ■ hissed the Popish faction. Me. M'DonueU’s paper mill at Old Bawn, five miles from Dublin, attacked armed party of persons, and the machinery totally destroyed. 11. Henry Mackenzie, the author of the Man of Feeling,” &c., dies at ...

... usual custom when arms are to be taken or outrages committed—strangers are sent Westmeath Journal Moke Robbery of Arms. A report has just reached this, that the rps of aptain James, of County Wexford, have been plundered of their arms, and that the Killedmund ...

... custom when arms are to be taken or outrages committed—strangers are sent Westmeath Journal More Robbery Arms.—A report ha* just reached this, that the yeomany corps of Captain James, of Ballycristal, County Wexford, have been plundered of their arms, and that ...

... a-year each 1,000 Hon. John Plunket, AssisUnt Barrister for the County of Meath. Hon. John Plunket, again, Commi oner of Intjuiry on Fees of Court of Justice ~~ 1,200 Hon. John Plunket, again, as Crown Counsel Munster Circuit Hon. John Plunket, again, as ...

... Brownlow, Chailes Buncombe, T. S. Musgrave, Sir R. Sheil, Richard French, Arthur O’Connell, M. tellers for ma- Grattan, James O’Conor, Don jority. Grattan, Henry O’Ferrall, R. M. Duncannon. Vise. Hort, Sir J. W. Parnell, Right Hon. Rice, Rt. Hon.T.S. Hunt, Henry ...

... and the tithe proctor of the Popish priest (hear). He believed the sturdy yeoman of the notth would soonkayhe bore the King’s arms, and would use them sooner than submit to such insult and injustice (hear). He therefore felt *, that the yeoman wa* justified ...

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... regretted her surviving family, and all who wetc acquainted her At the Glebe-House, Ballyclough, County Cork, ht. John Oalwey, son the Rev. John hester. ;ii , In Limerick, on Tuesday last, after lingering illness, borne with Christian fortitude and resignation ...

... , «*X whiTmuy considered the easiest to got lid in the church of Ireland. Then for one should say that ‘/r/ Jn’lndand, the arm of the law was already felt to you), whether you think that the wings ought, after email- , hat afi x, h () y tn)t 0 id) ...

... that Sir John Byng was sent Mr. Heniy Grattan “to demand an expla~ nation frorn Colonel ; and the Standard is equally in error applying the word *• retraction to the communication made to Sir John and Sir George Murray by Mr. Henry Grattan. The int ...

... which it has made, that Sir John Byng was sent by Mr. Heniy Grattan demand an explanation” from Colonel Conolly ; and the Standard newspaper is equally in error in applying the word retraction” to the communication made to Sir John Byng and Sir George Murray ...