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... Matthew Murphy, of said place, for fire arms. The house of James Dooling, in the same neighbourhood, was also closely searched for arms ou Monday night by a party of Whitefeet. They did not procure any. An armed party visited the house of James Meany, ...
... done and com- niittcd in the said county. The statement of Morgan Popkin Trahcrne, Richard Frai:klen and John Wifck fiennett, Esquires, and John Harding and Robert Knight. Clerks, five of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the county ...
... contained fourteen stand of arms belonging to the Water-guard ; a party well armed entered, smashed through the cabins, placed the commander of-the boat under arrest, with two bayonets at his bosom, and possessed themselves of the arms. This occurred, we are ...
... not think worth their while to give any attention. Sir John Newport and be waited upon Loid Althorp, Lord John Hussell, and Mr, Stanley. He was certain that he convinced Lord Ahhorp and Lord John Russell, as to the amendments required the Irish bill; ...
... J. Sullivan Limerick, City .. D. Roche Longford, County E. Rorke Louth Thomas Fitzgerald Drogheda A. C. O’Dwyer Meath H. Grattan and Morgan O’Connell, Tipperary R. L. Sheil Cashel J. Roe Clonmel D. Ronayue Waterford, City.. H. W. Barren Total of pledged ...
... extent, so I shall content myself wlih brief summary. On the night the 30th ult., a parry of armed men visited three houses at Old Lelgblin, in search of fire-arms aod serving notices quit, &c. Toey beat one man severely, and left him senseless. Ou the night ...
... Two men and three woir.eu ae now i custody, suspicion being implicated the tian>ncti;n ; their names are William Hollinson, John Elizabeth Elizabeth Brown, and Wells. They have been severally before Aldermen all and Thomas Beckett, and rem ait Jed for ...
... before I presented the petition, I thought it right to consult some of the English members. The first person I spoke to was Sir John Campbell, the present Solicitor-General, who was of opinion with me, that Adams had the right of challenge. The present Chief ...
... Palmer, 4; J. Walter, Brecon..Colonel T. Bucks..Marquis of Chandos, 4; John Smith, a; G. H. Dashvvood, Cambridge..Capt. C. P. Yorke. 4; R. G. lownley, a; J. W, Childers, Cardigan..Co!. E. Powell, a Carmarthen..G. Rice Trevor, E. H. Adams, a Carnarvon ...
... instant, an armed party itt %cite 1 at Rithomileigh near Myshol. B aron y of F or ti t . —Oa the same night the bow of Michael belly was fureiLly entered sod married for arms and ammunition and rubbed of a gun.—Tba same night the houses of John Ks and Patrick ...
... the lighting of fires upon the bids—posted themselves behind adi'ch, and waited in ambui-h tor the police. They were armed with fire arm . piuhtorkt, and various rustic weapons, and fell unexpcc upon the |>arty, (he moment they had anived, with uncommon ...
... Williams, | day the Ith February^ r , Afnrrison. * the above, the SECRETARY of the John Wiles, Samuel Morrison, jury will „ive APPLICATIONS for the John Morrison, John uratiam, REPAIR of ROADS and for other PUBLIC WORKS, William Simpson, J. D. Dobbin ...