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... right honourable Secretary for Ireland, as he considered it would lie the means of allaying a good deal of irritation. Mr. J. GRATTAN deprecated the collection of tithes by force ; if they were to be collected, it was high time for the Govcrmnentto interfere ...
... 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 ...
... evidently not few real Reformers anung them.— John Bull. • t.- Mr. Stanley has withdrawn the clause in his Irish Bill for the punishing with transportation, any person found in the possession of unregistered arms. HOUSE OF *. MISCELLANEOUS ESTIMATES. The ...
... Webbe. hall-pay SSth foot Lieutenant Meredith Jones, half-pay Train • Lieutenant WUliana Grattan, half pay BSw.i pSit ’Surgeon Robert leaver, half-pay Foot; Ensign Jo'hn Wards, half nant°Phillip Richardson Peek, lialf pay 4th Foot. Captain Richard Williams ...
... Calendar of the number prisoners the jail Banis for trial at Summer mstaea, 1831 : Appearing armed at night and attacking dwelling houaee. It* appearing armed bp dtp, he., 5 i abduction, 5 ; administering illegal oaths, 7 asnull aad breaking windows, 4; ...
... Messrs. Brownlow, O’Connell, Sheil, Wyse, M. O'Coiiuell, Bodkin. OTerrall, G rattan, Power, Lender, Clements, Sir John Rfilley Hoyle, Sir John Buike, Messrs. Lambert, Fitigihbon, Walker, Ruthven, French, A. Dawson, &c. They resolved to interview with Mr ...
... hulk at Cove, and is now liberty In the country Limerick Evening Past. understand that the Hon. John Duncan Bligh, brother the Earl Darnley, Mr* H. Grattan, and Mr. N&pper, will ba candidates for the representation County of Meath, vacant the death Sir ...
... the chair. .here meat teas, fifty persons holding h.gh i Therefore, uuou 1 «y tarn, of certain horonghs; and lie wished to JOHN UUSSELI. rose, not to explain, «’ under poxernincnt, who, and pM.ately, at f, irt an Westinealii, and upon the jus 1 ,> ! ...
... or minds or the Catholic people Ireland, whatever discontent might have arisen in the minds of the Catholic Clergy. Mr. GRATTAN hoped the hon. gent’email who had just sat down would be assured that Irishmen were quite sufficient of themselves to arouse ...
... resigned. Lieut.-General Sir John Byno, will be returned to Pathsment for Melburne Port. Mr. Henry Grattan is resolved try contest fur County Meath. _ One of the Latouche family b about offer himself for tD« town Carlow. . Sir John B, Walsh, a very strenuous ...
... opposite, thbt the giving out of arms to the Orange veomanry w ?? about to be ?? the express order of govermetit. What, then, was his astonishment at finding that the Ugle Blues of Woxford bad, nevertheless, been provided with arms so late as the I1 th of July ...
... pledged himself that the issuing of arms to the Orange Yeomanry should be discontinued. Butlic had been informed,that on the lltli of July a new company had been formed, called the Ogle Blues, and had received arms from the Government. That company did ...