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... 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 ...
... Jamaa Baaaall, S’** 11 Chmtara, Tbomaa John Parka. Waa. Daaaa, Edo. Haly, J.wa Craig, Oaorga Gilliogton, Jdho CampMl, and Baara, Kaqra. Cooarr Gaaan Joar—John Wm. Stubba, Eaq., Few ™ * „ TboniftE o«waon, John Hdtoi, John Sirong Anmuoag, Rohe Maakina, Fradanak ...
... waff rserfifr finsoms * Nniseriler, non peer off lie eewtonesin my power to tarry it iota DANIEL O'CONNELL. HENRY GRATTAN, M.P. Ho*. JOHN PLUNKETT, SERGEANT O’LOOHLEN, 9TEPH. WOULFE, Wmtimm. An immense variety of Foreign China of every description of raritv ...
... fiit.nd Mr. Grattan appeared that Mr. should aland; they saw Mr. and appeared quite adverse standing had no conversation wi.b him about money Mi. Grattan wished to know the the county, and the number votes the club could command ; Mr. Grattan remarked that ...
... 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 ...
... best measure, hut a meeting of tiie Irish members in London. Mr. James Grattan being at Brighton, cannot attend. Hio adhesions are from Mr. Ruthren, Mr, Blackney, and Mr. H. Grattan. ...
... fitted to raaiet lilbes in every possible way. Oo Friday night party of about .âlO fslloare went to Beleean. the residence of John Waring, Fsrp, near this and cut don'll four asb trees, and earned off two car* which they brought there for the purpose. Some ...
... separated. 11. Grattan, in the chair. *«* following prouositiont were agreed to—That 1*25 members, w k-ot. laeinsistisl upon for Irelami. 'h- declined voting, thought it ought lie lft2. the freehohlers in fee, iu England, likewiao iosistupon. H. Grattan gave notice ...
... sufficient, for be also spoke of getting the Orangemen arms. Now, have no objection to their getting arms, they are the smaller party; but I, the contrary, tell the people of Ireland that we want no arms(bear, bear, hear.) Our agitation will be mark, by the ...
... Catholic Chapel, Clonmel, Sunday, for Mr.O’Connell. On Sunday lost, armed banditti robbed a house of Mr. Butler, nr Lord Galmoy. President uf the Clonmel Political Union, of fire arms. Reduction nnd Reform are making n sweeping change in Ireland. In Dublin ...
... machinations of © wait awhile” Anglese recorded at the last Commission ) and seven of their accomplices, | { who still evade the arm of the law. These men belonged to a Cloncurry, and Dr. Doyle, as easily as the ciples desperate gang of housebreakere who infested ...
... MIrs, F. Con- El tlOu. Mrs. C. Pettingal. ' Atter wicb thle new Comic Piece of JOIIN JONl.S. v (jotajuck. Esq. Mr. Rees; Mr. John Jones, Mr. King; )It' lt.ti Alr. Shuter ; Cox, Officer for Surrey, Mr. Duff; jpper Officer for Mitddlesex, Mr. Haigh ; Eliza ...