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... «r» ; obliged, from Ulnem, l«o»e court Monday-' Lord Bntdenell ha* armed in London from Ireland. The Right Hon. Maurice Fitxgenld, Knight of Kerry, and cx-meraber for that county, bw armed in London. Amongst the latest arrrial* at Ore dram'. Hotel are—the ...
... only to cases where it was clearly proved to the jury that the signals were made for illegal purpose. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN said, that on St. John’s Eve 35 the peasantry were in the habit of lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them ...
... sq. ; John Campbell, Esq. ; Thomas M’Fnerv, Esq. ; Richard Kelly, Esq. Edward APDonagh, Esc.; Martin Crcan. Esq. ; Thomas Gilligan, Esq. ; \Am. Patrick O’Conor, Ksq.; John M'Dermott. Esq.; John Dennan, Esq. ; John l>odd, ; Doctor Harkan ; ...
... DEATBS. George W>Uraut*, Esq., uf Bluumiield, county Dublin. In Edeuderry. Mrs. Hannah Grattan, aged HO, relict of Mr. Bi.diard Grattan, Tullaiuure. K n:Cuuoty. Mr. John Mara, of Leak, county Tipperary. patriot, the Arehbiiliop of Tuam. who approved of thiok ...
... Patrick Sweetman, Mrs Nangle, Mrs John Sweetman, Mrs Redington, Mrs Corcoran, Mrs Plunkett, Mrs M* Donnell, Mrs Power. Mrs Conlan, Mrs O’Connor, Mist Dease. Mrs Robert Hodgem, Mrs O'Brien, Madame Henry FarreH, | Mrs. John O’Brien. The Govemeoes of the House ...
... Owiipnaaa, they are always fcghtiag with the Cat babe* and each other. Ur. Grattan—That k very extraordinary. Pray what da the* fight about ? Taj lor —l don't know. Sir. Dr. Grattan—Do yon think that the Praabyteriaaa of the North arill ever turn out aad ...
... Lord Lieutenant, for the apprehension of two persons of the name of John Barron, Wiliam Creed, Keating, and Andrew Cahill, charged with being concerned in the murder of Constable John O’Duonell, near Caber, the 4th instant. The prizes for designs for buildings ...
... returned ; the captain said it was arms wanted, not money. After firing some shots they departed. —Chmmel Adrertmr. tbe same night, an armed party entered tbe house of Edmund Anderson, of Littleton, and searched it fur arms ; but being unsuccessful, they ...
... Fair Head and Uathlin. the exertions of Mr. John Sharpe, e>f Ballycastle,' the cargo has been safely landed, and the sloop hauled out’to tbe bay, without suffering the least injury. A young n.an named John Brown attempted to swim the relief of the two ...
... to withdraw his motion. ARMS’ BILL (IRELAND.) After few words from Mr. Rulhven, Mr. O’Connell, and Sir R. Peel, Mr. LITTLETON obtained leave bring in a bill continue the several acts relating to the importation, or keeping of arms in Ireland, for 12 months ...
... its original state primitive purity, shall place on an equal footing every Christian sect, giving to none undue preference, arming none with the terrors the law, with the power of waging war, of invading the rights of conscience, and of e,impelling the ...
... following are the names the jurors;— John Pad. Foreman, John Walah, Richard Evans, John Haw- Una, Thomas Cahill, John Rosa, Benjamm Hutchison, Ktdiert Rice, John Gri«n, Henry Srettb, James Browne, I William Adams, ...