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... Monday dreadful gale followed, which must have proved destructive to many vessels on this coast. The John and Peggy, Cardigan, from Swansea to Cardigan, with culm, was totally wrecked behind Fishguard Fort in the morning that day j crew saved. Among the ...
... Kaq. WAanricaaNiaa—Mr John MonUunt, WaKoe, Bart. W iLrauiaa—WlUiam Taioak. of BhhoiMrow, Kaq. WoaeaaTßafiniaß—John Brown, of Ltacaatlr. C*q. YoNKfiHiaa—WUhun Comubtc Maxwell, of ETtriaatiam,Eaq. NORTH WALES. MoNTOoMaavaaiaa—John Jonr*. of Daythur, Eaq ...
... Oixnaa-fae it Mr. Grattan was aDodJag (cheers), considered it hit doty porono to crista aoc to the protau? Wine had Mr.Qrattawtold wiportlng (otnmiitad tba Whlnbnya ha 1799, and the laws them ? did ■atficaliact tho prrciaawtxda of Mr. Grattan, hut wu euro ...
... Ireland were armed, that they had arms in their hands, and he followed up that statement by declaring that they would not be put down until justice should be done to Ireland. ( Hear”from the Irish members.) If the Catholics were be armed, and if it was ...
... learned member dissented from that description of Sir John Newport, and perhaps (he cirramstance which be was about mention might ucrtwnl for doing so. At tbs done of bis political life, Mir John bequeathed to his warning that, if they should alto themselves ...
... the King's subjects in Ireland, and the same moment talk of tomtit utional principles and liberty ? Nay, more; it intended to arm these tribunals with the power of punishing those who did not give testimony, for this simple reason, that they had n >ne to ...
... ” The noble lord next read another letter, without name, dated the 13th of January, 1833. Armed bodies of peasantry are persnibulating the country and taking arms from the farmers. Friday night they broke into three houses. The majority of this parish ...
... sl»ow that there were large armed men going about and tilling the peaceable with fear and I error There were three or fuar inland counties which a species agrarian violence prevailed, but denied that large bodies of armed men were the ftr, course justice ...
... ihr ai-d to collect tithe# an enued farce. An attack had been made bjr the ortssantry a parish in the county of Cork a body armed police, who had made a distress for tithe, and, the poMce haring bred, two three pcTsons were killed. I Purely it nae time ...
... country,that those gcnikmen had the whole of their calculation* upon mere fallacy. Tho plan always adopted Ireland** enemies arms to snow that her import* and exports had increased. But, he asked, what did that show ? Did the increase in exportation do ...
... MOt (by M unite (bt ■■rty.HqMtte J«w«|ftunlte.teynbte BseffssffdMSsStiT CBfiSTrf UrgyrU. te ttetemdEOka rf« ...
... party then Ictt fur Norm C*ulr. Dreadful Shifwkkck.—The following account of the wreck ot gentleman'* yacht in the bay of Cardigan, on the night of Friday, the 30th Ausust. is extracted from the letter of correspondent at Abcvv*t»iih, dated September 7 ...