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... rafters, knocke down the roof, and completely levelled the walls to the ground. the night the instant, armed party of Whitefeet entered the house of John Kirwan, of Bawnmore, the barony of Galmoy. and ordered him to turn away a servant hoy -to pay his brother ...
... TITHE ÜBIEVANCK. Mr. LA LOR presented petition from John Brennan, of Queen’s County, Ireland, complaining of the conduct of the police. The petitioner, an honest, peaceable, and hard-work•ing man, had, for the last six years, rented one hundred and fifty ...
... biutseir, but could show that bad laboured strenuously to pot down predial agitation. As an evidence he miglil stale Ihat-Kir John Lambert, a humane, brave, and intelligent oHieer, who commanded in the south of Ireland, had bad,30,000 copies of an address ...
... Robert, i2B, Hirptr, St. John's, N.B. timber, for London, 31!days, SAlLEDGoterian, Burnham, Philadelphia, nilivay iron, Roliert Dewar, Newtound! ind, butter. Young Owen, Pound, London, general eargo. Sisters, Sutton. do. grain, John, Robinson, Liverpool ...
... victory which would be remembered to all after time There i« (Pointing to Lord John Russell.) In 1824b the renewal of the tnsurrection act was proposed. What said Lord John Russell? (Hear, hear, hear.) said. If were told that Austria, Russia, or Prussia ...
... without purchase vice Coals. 78th Fool—John H.iliborlon, Gent, to Ensign, purchase, vice Alvures, who retires; Surgeon John M'Audrew, Irom the 14lh Kcgt., la be Surgeon, rice Henderson, who exchanges. 87th Foul—Captain John Baker Graves from the halfpay t'nullached ...
... in the present stage of this horrible affair, -We not think it prudent to publish^ '•**** , . . * The Pbentz. of Cardigan, John Janies. 'Master* with cargo of wheat ana oats, the property of Mr* T'eaban, of Killorglan, iit coining over the Bar, in ...
... proceedings irrespon-ible Courts-martia . |« (pointing to Lord John Kusaell.) 1824. the renewal the the chance fair treatment which the e .i.Uyureh Insurrection Act was What said Lord John Russell . front these CourU-martial, hinted the {Mear.) He said ...
... wife of John Barclay Striven, Esq., Harrister-at-Law. At Fmglass, the lady of Wm. Gregory, Esq. Mr. John M’Cleery, Portalerry, county Down. In Ballymena, Mr. John Hamilton. In Cork, Andrew Drinan, Esq. , _ . , Mary Anne, eldest daughter of John Scanlan ...
... Piunkett, St. John Butler; J. Forbes, I. Forbes, Lieutenant Le Poer Trench, Augustus Jocelyn, Lord A. Chichester, Parsons. GSNIRALS— Armstrong. Commissary General Deputy Commissary-General Hat net. COLONELS—HustIer, Cornwall, air John Harvey, Broadhead ...
... period of 1798 trial look place in Limerick for a murder arising out of the circumstance of compelling the gentry to send their arms into barracks, which were left in the charge of three drunken yeomen. A miserable wretch was brought before a tribunal constituted ...
... place a quantity of arms and ammunition the barracks at Tralee, and the custody of them was confided to three drunken yeomen ; some persons came from the county of Limerick, overpowered this slender guard, and carried off the arms ■; the individuals charged ...