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... large armed (.arty, who broke the windows of his house, Moorecraft is respectable i’rotestant. the same night armed party entered the dwclllng-honse of James RuJlins, of Fardrumon, in the district of Longford, and made strict search for Ids fire arms: not ...
... him, hut could nut find him. On the same night an armed party entered the house of a man named Grady, of Cloonyheige, and beat him in a most barbarous manner. On the night of the 16th instant an armed party entered the house of a man named Connaughton ...
... ■- berf, F?qr». Whi-jr. We*ln;-.' ii’n —M. I. n.a:i, H-q. Whiff. Sir R. Nii^li - , Hrpu.lci. Wicklow —Jcaec Grattan, and R. Howard Yoogbal—John O’Connell, Saq. Repealer. STATE OF THE COUNTRY. i Amnrr at AMAMiaunow—On the ereninK of Snndar week. Mr. Barid ...
... patriots. On the right was C. Waddy, Esq. the repeal candidate, while, on the bench itself, were H. S. Carew, county Lieutenant, John llowe, and Hamilton Knox Grogan Morgan, Esqrs. One of the galleries was occupied entirely by ladies. When the writ of election ...
... head, and not a particle of clo ithing. was recognised by the want of the tight arm, which he lost in the taking of N:w York, in the year 1770, and a scar on the left arm. His remains were biought in a cart tjn Holyhead, and deposited in the bonehouse ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ’aaylng. Hr. King would aupport Brltbb John 'Bag..'aeoondad tbo colnlnatioa. Dnlit* Hadgao Byro, Eoj, ink Hat moat anagiat, prop card Lori Barnard, wboaa (bmNy, the moat iaSuaMial, mnat nnacastngly raaidcai. John Smith Barry, E*q>, bis Inrdsbip’a oowtaatioo ...
... County. —The Candidates are, ithe contemptible creature, Henry Grattan and Lord Killeen. The through-going servile slave of the mob—Grattan—the political defamer of his patronimic—Grattan, pleages himself a repealer. What has Lord Killeen done ? The priest ...
... BOROUGH—Mr. Charles Walker. WICKLOW CO. Grattan and Howard. WICKLOW CO.—Grattan and Howard. WESTMEATH CO—Chapman and Nagle. WATERFORD CITY.— Barron and Christmas. WEXFORD TOWN.—Mr. Charles Walker. YOUGHAL BOROUGH—John O’Connell, jun. Cholera raging at Rose ...
... King, accompanied by his proposer and seconder. Sir William Wrixon Becher, and John Hyde, Esq. of Castle Hyde. Lord Bernard Robert Hedges Eyre, Esq., of Macroom Castle, and John Smith Barry, Esq., of Foaty, Mr. Feargus O’Connor by D. Mahony, Esq., of Kibbenny ...
... at ihe Fitniliam Arms. IRISH MEMBERS RETURNED. Armagh County—Colom-l \V. Verner und Lord W. Arheson. Armagh City—Leonard Dohbin, Esq. Athlone (Borough)—H. Talbot, Esq. Bamlon (Borough)—Hon. C'aptain Bernard. Cavan —Henry Maxwell and John Young, Esqrs. without ...