Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... paid twenty-five years ago ! At’armed party of Whitefeet entered the dweliinghouseof William at Ballycannon, near Three Castle, Sunday evening, placed his son on his k.-sts, and swore him to his father’s having any arms concealed in the house.—On searching ...
... 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 ...
... and leverets from 3s. to ss. each. An inquest was held on Wednesday, at the Millstone, Portwood, before John Hollins, Esq., Coroner, on the body of John M‘Niel, who came by his death in a pugilistic contest, on Monday last, at Castle-hill, Bredbury, with ...
... out see what was the matter, when one of the keepers (Ntxon) presented pistol Reilly, and fired. Reilly w-ts shot the right arm, and in the right aide of the head! Nixon then called his companions fire also, but they had the pru not to Ln the early pan ...
... Pierson, of Liverpool, fought duel on Thursday, and fired two shots each, when the latter was wounded in the arm. GUborn Burke, Ksq., son Sir John Burke, M. P., and cousin of Lord Clanricnrde. is candidate fur Hull. Sir Henry Hardinge is canvassing in the ...
... several the mines of Ireland were purchased English companies, who had, in doing, their ownsinister ends View.— (Hear.hear.) Mr.'JoHN Hamilton, LL.D.—I cannot avoid offering congratulations to this Society on hearing the notic* of mo tion brought forward by ...
... LAPPING PAPER, At 13, LOWER SACKVTLLE-STREET,. DUBLIN, (One door from Abbey-street, on the right hand coming from the BriJee.) JOHN RUTHERFORD, the Proprietor, takes tave respectfully to inform his Customers ami the mblic generally, that he has a most extensive ...
... sustain his character at the risk his life matter who was the man who assailed him, that character never be lessened long had arm, which, though weak one, was strong to defend character. (Hear,hear.) What, would ask, was the burden Huihven’sajng ? What was ...