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... Thursday erenlng v;., , way from that town towards the Tillage Athea, in with another man. inquest waaheW Coroner. ao^mmUof who armed with gun, mitered the field of Mr. Wilhngtoß. near Thurles, orderad the labouring men to quit work, and deliberately shot mare ...
... Huey, (*»iUant.Sur|«m Uth Dragoon.) Logan, (slh Dragoon ) - General*—Maclean, Hngliea, (h. p. Begt.) Mr M ». Scott, Crompton, Arm.lroeg, Owen. R. Coekborn. ■ The Deputy Judge Ad*ucato.Oenerol, . ~i Cotmniuary-Gfuentla—Haines, Lutcoaibt, Elliott,. , Afwrtanl ...
... transportation for life; Patrick Gairy, John Mahony, cow stealing, transportation for life ; John Freehaby, John Connell, pig stealing, seven years transportation—Cornelius Harrington, six months hard labour ; John Clarke, Henry Robinson, Michael Keeffe ...
... Engineers. Thomas Caulfield, aUescrter from the 27th Regiment, was arrested this week with side-arms and part of regimentals by the Belmullet Police. , * Henry Grattan, Esq. M.P. has addressed the People of Meath, exhorting them to assemble in every Parish, ...
... Lord Charlemont, Mr. Grattan and all the great men at the head of the volunteers of Ireland. What were the facts connected with that armed body, whose conduct throughout excited the admiration the world? .Why in the year 1782 ah armed Green, the question ...
... King’s County j C. Fitammon, county Dublin, W. Finn, KUkenny county j T. FitxGerald, ; J. Galway, Waterford county i H. Grattan, county Meath , J Kennedy Tiverton: P. Lalor, Queen’s County ; A. H. ♦»»» - N Maammma, county ; Captain F. Macnamara, Bth ...
... Galway, accountant; Patrick Hawley, of Cosgar, farmer; John Knavin, of Eyrecourt, dealer ; Peter Horan, of Magheranearlea, tailor; John Kearns, of Doogitrane, farmer; Michael Taaffe, ofTnbber; John Wisted, Eyrecourt Belinda Carr, of Lougbrea, milliner; ...
... Darlry, Llewellyn Ntrh.Q.D Touche, John Snnkey, T. Pery Kilos, Henry Oanp.TVoZ Jooepb Teoisoa, George A. Wood, John Groife, jn|,Jgb Glatcoll, A. N. Oeltoo, Olryet Sproul, E. Uojd.ki, Smith, Cbriitopber Coppinjer, John Macao, P. Q. p, m Richard C. Walker ...
... JULY 23. Mr. C. WADDY took the oaths and his seat for Wexford. The Hon. Member was introduced by Mr. Henry Grattan and Mr'. Ruthven. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he was in possession of the House. The Hon. Member proceededto say that he objected upon principle ...
... O’Connell, Mr. Spring Rice, Mr. Tenmint, Mr. F. O’Connor, Mr. Littleton, Mr. Barron, Mr. Ruthven, Mr. John Browne, Sir D. Sandford, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Shell, and Sit R. Peel. The proceedings up to the last evening are very amply reported ...
... Russell, William RandaU. Joseph Mattersoo, Charles O'Hara. Thomas WorraU. John M'Donnell, John MuUocV, Robt.Gnnson. Horatio Seymour, C. O’Brien. Michael Quin, Wm. H. Hall, John Edwards. Only 68 electors voted. . ' . „r The Lord* Commissioners for managing ...
... Exchange. The eldest son of the new Home Secretary, the Hon. John Ponsonby, is Precis writer the Foreign Office. Mr. Ponsonby was short time in parliament. He is now in his 25th year. Sir John Hobhouse has been returned for Nottingham by a majority of 1 ...