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... which night the direction Uothesiown, near Dunmore, wes roeaoo the Bishop was enabled to escape into the vcelrj room. fired on armed gang of hitefeet, nho were concealed in appeared dreadfully agitated, and, after some time, was renueated some forte bullies ...
... Patrick Sweelmaa, Mri. Nangle, Mra. John Swectiuan, Mr*. Hedington, Mrs. Corcoran, Henry Farrell, M‘Donnell, Mrs. Plunkett, Mrs-.CmiUo, Mr*. Power, Dea^e, Mr*. O’Connor, I'V' - D’Bn«n. Mr*. Robert ilo.igeu®, Mis. John O’Brien. The Governesses of the House ...
... kinda re-| nected with a large body of men who have united for the purpose Gantly, Mooney, John Burke, John Miskel!, Janes ead of training themseives to the use ef arms, and evidence, it is said, Burke, Thomas M‘Donogb, Lawrence Burns, Lawrence M‘Do- but that ...
... BOROUGH—Mr. Charles Walker. WICKLOW CO. Grattan and Howard. WICKLOW CO.—Grattan and Howard. WESTMEATH CO—Chapman and Nagle. WATERFORD CITY.— Barron and Christmas. WEXFORD TOWN.—Mr. Charles Walker. YOUGHAL BOROUGH—John O’Connell, jun. Cholera raging at Rose ...
... Committee, on Friday night H. Lambert, J. Lambert, More O’Ferrall, H. Grattan, James Grattan, Power, Sir John Milley Doyle. Sir P. Bellew, Sheil, Chapman, Leader. Ruthven, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke, French, Sir H. Parnell, Sir R. Musgrave, Lord Killeen, ...
... in the language Shore-ditch. Who forgets the attacks of you and yours on Bishop Doyle, on John David Latouche, on Loro Cloncurrv, on the memory of Henrv Grattan—nay, on George Washington himself? really believe that there is not one public man alive or ...
... 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 ...
... Liubh-hed Church »n Belaud, s»* bav- 11.4,1 I: | till) . fliW !ntal 10 conspiracy ag»in«l the com- - , deposed that >, ]j , f arm 0 f TOO «rrc«, rtich lie (»» thin* connected w(>h the relipioui inititotlono of the country ' one iorge «n ...
... violence as the lower, are not forgotten by the malady. Al a nd gave the alarm, when three mea armed with a HOWICK said he was surprised this proposition, and | arms bill and his tithe bill were the only monuments of his genius. and part of a scythe, came ...
... have, it is stated, also resumed their e rtain. | mente Morning Register. to its DELIVERY OF ARMS.—We have again the sati of announcing a further delivery of arms on tbe part Whitefeet. Osborne, RR. B., had the kindness te ete the bodies to the church-yard ...
... the Apothecaries' Hall, Mary-strect, on Thursday, the 18th inst., John Murphy, Esq., of Dot set-street, was unanimously elected Master; and Paul Barry, Esq., of Harcourt-strect, and John Mathers, Esq., of Camdcn-strcet, Wardens for the ensuing year. George ...
... Corporator would start Repeal of seconding that amendment. principles. what grounds The Post so confidently rested, (Mr. John Kelly, of John-slreet, stood lo oppose the tcl1 eilher can guess, whether Mr. O’Cuiincll amendment. When he obtained hearing, he said ...