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... maikueix At St. Mary'a Church, Dublin, the Rev. John Kelly, John Scott, Eaq., only aon of Hindoo Scott, of Canircon, eountv Clare, E*q., to- Alary. Mac ( «iitow of Captain Mac Neale,of lbs 16th Dragoon*. At liaeltan Church, Francis, Hdcat u of the late ...
... him and the house, one of whom knew; identifies John Redmond, the prisoner at the bar, as that person was standing with a tall man when witness saw him witness saw about ten men in all, generally armed the time he saw Redmond, he heard his father, lower ...
... did arm the Oovenmient powers of sufficient force put down disturbance ami the reicn of pence and good ordet; but bethought this new and arbitrary measure supeifluous, and calculated deadly constitution, and on that ground he opposed it. Sir JOHN KEY ...
... tliein*elveB an oath not to reveal the members of the combination, and to act when chlled on their leader. They them procure arms, and arrange that their places of meeting should not be known. When they met, they took care that they should not traced. They ...
... to bear all the odium of the vote was about to give* After aome observations from Mr. O’Dwyer,Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. D. Brown, Mr. Shaw and Mr. J. Grattan, Lord ALTHOUI* recalled the attention of the Committee to the object and provisions of the bill. One ...
... Pedrothat Sir John Milley Doyle had been sent to arrest him, but that be had no sooner put bis foot on board the ship, and expressed the object of bis visit, than he was informed that he was himself the prisoner of the Admiral ! Sir John remained in custody ...
... interests, that the great principles of leform might not bo dishonoured paltry and unprofitable injustice—(Acer, hear. ) Lord JOHN RUSSELL said conceived that much mischief would arise if any portion of the church cess were suffered remain. was their anxious ...
... fiuntl the bills, and has aitisfied me, that his bad . . rood errand, and ...
... Fergus—Cork Co- Roche, David—Limerick Kuna>oe, D.—Clonmel. Fielden, John—Oldham Leech, J.—West Surrey Molesvorlh, Sir William—East Cornwall Parrott, Uueiuck, J. A.—Bath. SCOTLAND. Maxwell, Sir John—Paisley Oswald, R. A. —Ayrshire TBLLRBS. Gilloo, W. D.-Falkirk ...
... Straight >ou bring bun before roe.” On Saturday last, much regretted, after short illness, Mr. John Pickells, of Henry-street. At her residence. Grattan’s Hill, on Friday last. Miss Jane Barter, sincercly and deservedly lamented her relations, and ...
... elected member tor the county, and that neither the petition nor the opposition to it, was frivolous vexatious. TITHES. Mr. H. GRATTAN, in consequence of there having been no house for the last two nights, wished know from his Majesty’s .Ministers what they ...
... should have a full opportunity contradicting the fact. Mr. BARRON wished to ask whether the police of Ireland were empowered armed lor the purpose of enforcing the collect ion of tithes. could declare, and prove it the house that they were doing at this ...