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... discovered quantity of fire arm* concealed in Uie house of one George Gordon, and in that of man giving bioi“irthe name of Johnston. With Gordon they found eight stand of arms, and ‘wo holster pistols; with Johnston, three stand of arms, two pocket pislols, ...
... obstacles he believes to altogether insurmountable, not taking his politic*! creed from the illustrious Grattan, with that plicitness avowed Sir John Keane, in bis address to the Waterford constituency: We ire too apt (says Grattsn) to eoneeiva pubtio enr ...
... morning that he would be afraid to allow him to remain h;» groepd any longer; . On the night the 25»b instant, about o’clock an armed paity visited the bouse Simon Kelly. * Donoughmore.* the barony*of Giihnoy, ind besthhil severely. They tnreatened call 'on ...
... Carrehor, Monaghan; Aylmer Rich >rd Martin, Esq, Cork; John.Slot- Card, Esq., Druiniiabr~zc House, Lurgan; Rev. Thomas Bell, Percy County Wexford; Rev. John Archdall, Clonegal, County Carlow; Rev. John Burnett, L.L I)., Macclesfield, Cheshire, Eng. land ...
... Gardinet-stteet, Dublin, the Solioitor of the _ Detetitdant, John O'Sullivan, a Minor. CHANCERY. Maurice Biake, Esq. 1 URSUANT to the Decree of'dis Plait tiff. f 3 Majesty's High Court of Chain- John, D'Arcy, Esq. >eery, in Ireland, made in this cause, and ...
... 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 ...
... upon Lord John Russel), Lord Althorp, and Mr. Stanley, to suggest those improvements to them. Sir John Newport and myself were named as the members of that deputation, and we kept them two or three hours in discussing this subject Lord John Russell expressed ...
... was united with Sir John Moore, in that disastrous tetrertt and astonishing victory which were alike di-graceful to the disei'dinevstml the valour of the English. In one of the charges nt the battle of Corunna, h was struck the arm with grajte shot, which ...
... Irish people. Pint, there was the arms hill, a measure which Sir George Murray declared, all soldier as he is, to hare been the most tyrannical proceeding that was ever yet suggested under a free government. Brand our arms, indeed ! —(on the name of Stanley ...
... and neglecting the Tithe Bill then under dis- i cussion, Leader was sticking it like leech, with Sueil, I Wallace, Walker, Grattan, Wtse, and More O’Fereall. In truth the Agitator-General and General-Agitator of Irc-j land did not agitate the Tithe Question ...
... English- m will longer buy your corn, beef, and pork.*'— ! ies bethink that John Bull will gnaw his lingers, and \ his nails for spite, because Union is repealed ? Does imagine John Bull will keep lent for half the y*’ar that account (Laughter.) Does imagine ...
... from them wait Lord John Russell, Lord Althoip, and Mr. Stanley, those improvements to them, S'r John Newport add, myself were named the members of that deputation, end kept them two three Hours In discussing ibis subject. Lord John Kusse'l- ev ' p-essed ...