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... Magistrates. Mr. J. GRATTAN condeinned . the notion of resorting to military aid,' when the existing laws were quite sufficient to put down the lawless split complained of. After a few words from MrC . RuTuvEL and Mr. 11. GRATTAN, the Petition was laid ...
... Cloughballymore, taking arms, and administering unlawful oaths. Mr. Serjeant O’Loghlin conducted the prosecution. . . . John O’Brien and Patrick Monssy (approvers) swore that they accompanied the prisoners to several houses to take arms on the night of the ...
... the two or three Igewribers who remained on:noir:4de ou the first Opposition Bench was Sir Robert Peel, to whom, hoarier Lora John Russell, In passing, did not fall to give an invitation to Jo is him. hut which was °echoed by the Right Hon. Baronet, with ...
... WARWICK, Friday, March 30. (Crown Court.) Before Mr. Juslice J.P arkE. ) John Dunks, a farmer’s labourer, aged 4/, was indicted tor the wilful murder of Mary Green. It appeared from the evidence that the deceased Mary : Green, who more commonly went the ...
... Leader, N. P. Oovle. Sir J. M. M Namara, W. N. Walker, C. A. Duncombe, T.S. Mullins, F.W. Wallace. T. Grattan. J. Musgrave, Sir R. VVyse, T. Grattan, H. O’Ferrall, R.M. 7 ' - Hume. J. Parnell, Sir H. Lambert, H. claim from us. What do these stanch church-and- ...
... Jennings, Curate of Westmeon, to the Rectory of St. John the Evangelist, Westminster. The Rev. J. Stevenson, Curate of Witley and Thurs. ley, to the Rectory of St. Peter's Cheesehill, near Winchester. The Rev. John Hall has been presented by the Lord Chancellor ...
... Mamhilad Monmouthshire miller April 6 May 8 Commercial Bristol (White Co Lineoln’s-inn) rovidence Kent April May Kasinghall Arms-yard Whitmore Austin-friars official R Sandiman Aston-under-Lyne Lancashire April 4 at Hotel Co Bedford-row) Stoke Damerel ...
... cheap-r rate, then it would be admitted to be of considerwile importance —(Hear.) Mr. J. GRATTAN recommended gentlemen not to be led away by any delusive discussion. Sir JOHN NEWPORT believed the apprehension of many Hon. Members total y unfounded. Mr. SHAW ...
... occurrences ; rent low, the greater part made by lodgers.—lnquire for A. 8., at Mr. Merrit’s Newspaper Office, No. 7, St. John’ssquare, Cler ken well. TO be Disposed of a HOUSE and SHOP, in the General Line, with large coal-shed behind capable of holding ...
... received more blow» than one—the witneis felt a blow upon his temple v«iy (I'arp—prisoner then closed upon him, and pul his left arm round Ids neck, and kept striking at kin «Uh Ins right hand Sortie person called out that prisoner hit! goi Unife —he immediately ...
... cheaper rate, then it woula be admitted to be of considerable importance.—(Hear.) Mr. J. GRATTAN recommended gentlemen not to be led away by any delusive discussions. Sir JOHN NEWPORT believed apprehension of many Hon. Aiembers total unfounded. to Atilire packet ...
... half-pay 44th Foot; Lieutenant John Stewart, from half-pay 45th Foot; Lieutenant Henry Francis Stokes, late of the 38th Foot ; Lieutenant Charles Daniel O'Connell, from half-pay Unattached; Ensign Walter Kennedy Child; Ensign John Farmer; Ensign Frederick Dunbar; ...