... no application was made to them. When went amongst them JO days afiriwatds nut one of bis Tenaula would take up arms (or him. Hr (Mr Grattan) thought tbe committee would not sa* tiafy the country though it may satisfy, soma of tbs hon- baronet’s (Sir H ...

... wanton outrage; and we need not add that Mr. Cooke is a very respectable Catiolic gentleman. During the last week, two fellows armed came suddenly on Mr. William Connor, of Inch, a gentleman %Om has been a steady advocate of popular rights, Sand while standing ...

... ood of Vicarstowa, on Mr. Grattan's estate, was, within the last few days, shot in the knee by one of the party who attacked his house. About ten o'clock on Sunday morning, a large party of men, seventeen of whom were armed with guns, attacked the house ...

... useful information of concealed arms; and will procure such a free passage to America. It is supposed there are at least 5,000 stand of arms in the Queen's County alone, Jmt the search has been complete failure, the arms being tdheu from the loyal men ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... M«rrio»a*jU«r* ; John Power, Hareoart-atreat; Andrew Eooia, E»q., ditto; T. Codd, Eaq., ditto; P. LavcU*. Eaq , ditto; G. Tench, Eaq., ditto; B. E. Lawleaa, Eaq., ditto; D. Henry, E- ...

... Commission. Friday night last, the houses of several persons Mr. Grattan’s estate, at Vicarstown, were attacked, and the owners Ordered to surrender tbeir-laud. The windows of Mr; Grattan’s school-house, in the same neighbourhood wtrs demolished. Yesterday ...

... useful information of concealed arms; and will procure such free passage to America. It is supposed there are at least i,OOO stand of arms in the Queen’s county alone, hut the search lias been complete failure, the arms being only taken from the loyal ...