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... with eight policemen, was patrolling the country on Sunday. night m. the direction of Rotbeetown, near Dunroorc, was fired on armed gang of wl» were concealed in some furze hushes. A bull pMjed few inches, we have been, informed, Mr- White • head. • -r ...
... xbar-Tippebart.— On Sunday night last, between nine and ten o'clock, four armed men went into Nicholas Scolfield’s respectable fanner’s) house, and commenced a fearch for arms, when one of his sons went out and called four or fire of bis neighbours to ...
... tution. The government had been charged with remiss.- • ness in refusing the application for arms made by the magistrates when the/ contemplated the formation an i armed association. The honorable baronet (Sir C. Coote) when he stated that government had refused ...
... and unoffending gentleman to whom we have alluded. Rabben/ of Arms. —During the temporary absence Hicliard Shee, of Ballyreddin, Esq. (near Bennett’s-bridge) on Friday evening, an armed party of VVhitefeet attacked the house and demolished some of his ...
... from Roscommon, for an iitional number of representatives for Ireland. O’CONOR DON supported the piayer of the petition. Mr. GRATTAN regretted that the Irish Reform Hill was different from the English one, and contended that as fains the machinery of the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... I’ltesday night large |,.mlv of armed men, who, aflem breaking several valuable pier -hsas and pictures look away some lire arms. * farmers the county Kilkenny, great is the term, have actually brought hack their arms to hand them out their midnight visitors ...
... Nlchol.. riananan, Malone, 40, John Phelan Phelan, 45, Michael Grattan,33, Thomavst M«t»hew Duffy, 104. RicharH Grattan, Hitto William Power, 70. W. O’Connor. 56. Thoma«-at Man U ire, 88. do Thomas F.nnis, Grand John GhariesMoran, 7, Werhnrgh-at J. Knincn ...
... MseOunuell, Favorite, county Wicklow; R, Alfred Arms rung, Mecliffe, Tnurlcs, county Tippcriry; J Welland, DublinV T*yldrDartnell, Litnvrisk; John BUkeney, Roacbettown, Sline, county Meath ; Ctpt Thompson, Cavan; John Thompson, Ctvan ; Arc Edward Laslia, Oellaford ...
... laws arc common, life or property i- Safe. It fill p >sed there are least 5,00') arms in t!io Queeu r * County alone, hot the search has been complete failure, the arms hein.- only taken from -he loyal men, \>i, should ive t.) dtftnd their live-. County ...
... Killeen, Lord Torrenr, Col. Browne, John ' Walker, W Brabaxon, Lord leader, N P Waller, Bulwer, EL n'Namara, Major White, S Callaghan, D Mortimer. Hon. H Wyse, T Chapman, M L Mullins, TPtLERa. Doyle, Sir J O’Connell, Grattan, J Fitzgibbon, Col. O’Connor, Don ...