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... tire same division, a warrant charging him with having pledged a considerable quantity linen goods, the property of Messrs. W. John Moore and Company, merchants, of Belfast, which had been consigned him to make Sale on their account. One of the above firm ...
... bear and bigg bill was to be read second tine Tuesday, to which day the folloaring bills were also deferred :—lmportation of arms, ecclesiastical leases, and embankment hills. The insolvent debtors act and Irish witnesses bill bare been read first time ...
... Wednesday night last, the dairy boose of Mr James Keating, of Jockey-ball, in the parish of Cre- Win this county (Limerick), was armed oartf of ruffians, who, haring tbiced the door, commenced pulling down the thatch and cut the rafter, .cross with «w Not content ...
... and it feared they will !h* massacred leaving his house. The death brave champions has given new ardour their brethren in arms.” Dover, Junk 13.—A French boat, with dispatches from Calais, landed at eight o'el.*ck this morning, for Messrs. Rothschild ...
... Chairman, Clark* Kill ire. I John Uiehard Corbollis P Murriv, l>. I). C harles ILdiday, Si-.itf. High Sheriff, i Chamlvrs, dh.un John Gore, Napier, U. Shore, H. V indeleur, Fenton llort, Thomas (hs,ld, Sergeant, | John Phelj»s Robert img an, | NVilliam ...
... exhibit* ' ma.ksulTemu.se. ■ J' •'’'‘'’Kf- IJ , w1,.,, i. is .tm.cl, is , the new lri>h Secretary, (tohnu-l in l ...
... interested in the prosperi'y of both I-lands, I have the honour to 'be, 'dear'Sir, your very obedient and very aith. HENRY GRATTAN. 1, Stratford.-place, Londlon. Mv 30, 1830. WV-e have great pleasureain publishing tile follo.v ing letter from the Right ...
... Gentleman to take any notice the resolutions which had been banded to him by Sir John Newport. Mr. Goul burn appointed this day (Friday) at one o’clock, for inter«icw between Sir John Newport, on the part of the Irish Mcnihers, and the Puke of Wellington and ...
... do. 2s. 6d. ; Mr E. do. 2s. Mr. N. Kelly, do. fis.; Mr. John M‘l)onaW, per II- Maguire, 11. ; Mr. John Green, do. ss. ; Mr. John Kelh, do. 2«. HI.; Mr*. Kelly, per Rev. Mr. Walsh, 3s. ; >i*. John Anderson, per K. Maguire, II.; Mr. Thoms* Kane, per do. ...
... G. Fealberstonc, Hon. G. Ponsonby, Mr. Van Homrigb, Hon. P. Ponsonby, Mr. O'Hara, ‘Mr. L. O'Brien, Mr. H. Grattan, Colonel Talbot, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Dick, (Orford) General Arcbdale, Mr. Dick, (Maldon) Sir A. Chichester, Hon. R. King, (Cork) Sir B. Dering ...
... the payment of the Scotland, and W ales, from 1319 to 1829. agh £ 4 Composition Act; an Mr. SADLIER presented a petition from Arm rate on the landlords, asin the Tithe f the details in the against the increase of stamp du ties in Ireland ; and from a he ...
... their duty this occasion, and have refused leave absence some of their body upon urgent private business. I only aware of Sir John Newport’s absence, which himself but promised possible to return in time for the conflict. Lord i Castlereagh has distinctly ...