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... particulars will given on application to the Company’s Agents, a« at foot ; SAMUEL PER Liverpool. HILL CH ARLEY Belfast. JOHN LECKIR Fork. JOHN OEMMELL Glasgow RICHARD . ORRIS Plymouth. Or, the COMPANY’S OFFICE, 15, EDENQUAY, DUBLIN. Agents at Hordeaiut— Messrs ...
... Invincible, (owner,) Mr. Quin’s Bine Bonnet, (Mr. Doherty,) Mr. F. O’Connor’s Louisa, (Mr. Bullen.) Sir Thomas Robert’s Sir John, (owner,) Doctor Curtin’s Utz-James, (Mr. Clancy.) M. Fitz-Gerald’s Biddy, (Mr. Knaresboro.) 1 5 2 2 1 3 4 2 0 4 6 4 5 0 I*7 ...
... G 'ant, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Sn; ley. A meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers was held on Saturday at the Treasury. Viscounts Goderich and Allhorn, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Holland, and Lord John Russell, were present. Viscount ...
... leases, and enter into security by recognizance for payment t e en as usual. For particulars apply to John EsniKBTOH, Esq., the Heceiver, Galway i or to’JOHN Shaoghnissv, Solicitor, No. 4, larwer Gardmer-street, CHANCER)# « Charles Atkinson, Esq.,l of the ...
... judgment, even after the magnificent speech of the noble earl, they would .end just such another petition to the house. , - . Mr GRATTAN gave notice, that on the 29th of Marcli would make motiuti relative the distressed condition gave notice, that next Thursday ...
... Mr. J. GRATTAN seconded the motion. He complain that the report on the poor laws was founded upon pa statement*. An/one who read that report would undoubtet find great abuses in it, but it contained nothing which wot prevent him f.Mr. Grattan) from supporting ...
... half-pay SSth Fouti Lieutenant John Ready, hair-pay 3rh F.ait; Lieutenant VHlliain Ijemoniua, hal'-pay York Light Inlantty Volunteers; John Rogers OHnilia. half pay sad Foot: Asai-tant .Surgeon half-pay 9th Foot-, Ensign John M-Tntosli, hall-pay Foot; Assistant ...
... It was simply a measure of necessity. Parliament was to determine whether bands of armed ruffians were to be permitted to break o|ien houses by night—to plunder arms—to injure pro|icrty —to destroy lifeas if some proclamation of murder had liecn issued ...
... would move, »» an aßModmcat tbt original motion, ihapiarioua question (Hear.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL believed lhai bad never attempted to prevent our eubjscte fufoitbing arms aod ammunition to either party engaged in contest regird to which this country a* ...
... field. Now, he (Mr. Grattan) was informed, and fitmly believed, the very moment be was addressing the house, any gentleman might join in sporting the county Kilkenny ; ..id puailively denied that it was the custom of those to out armed with pistols. (Hear ...
... OF KILDARE.-On Saturday, night, or early on Sunday morning, an armed party atknaoked the house of Thomas Cross, a respectable farmer, living at Ballynafa, near Prosperous, demanded his arms, and, ou being refused, fired into the house. Cross returned the ...
... Jury then tired to their chamber. tri of much interest took place in this Court on Tuesday. Two men named Edward Murphy and John Murphy were found Guilty of being concerned in an affray near Thomastown, wherein Murtagh Ryan came his death. Thev were both ...