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... those gentlemen who were sworn :—via. The right hon. John Earl of Ossnry, foreman, Wm. Ponsonby, Kilcooly Abbey, Richard Butler H. Lowe, Kenilworth, John Maher, Tullamaine, Wm. Purefoy, Green Hillsr, John Carden, Barnane, Hugh Baker, Lismail, Pi N. Baily ...
... 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 ; ...
... 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 ...
... Provincial Intelligence Queens Count*. —Early the night of the 17lli instant, three armed ruHfians entered the yard of Benjamin Copeley, Ardne, in the barony of Slievemariga, at the time Mrs. Copeley was going out to the cow-honse, knocked her down with ...
... with perseverance, would have defeated the minister hut the great body of the meeting disapproved of them. Mr. Grattan, l>ord Corry, Mr. John Ball, Col. O’Oounell, Mr, O’Donnell, Mr. Egan, and some other gentlemen, zealously approved of by far the most ...
... is the latgest seizure made in t jes of Clare for many years, »pped Two men, Michael William Ryan, and John | d not charged with the murder of John Carroll, on his way n his a. from this city to Newport, last December, were appre last night by Constable ...
... Shiel, Esq., M.P., C. Waddy, Esq., NKP., D. Runayne, E«q. M.F., Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., Colonel Hodges, Messrs.Lrland Uruath waits, W. E. Hudson. J. H aught on (Carlow) H. Baldwin, John Power, Sause, K. Uugherty (Muff), Michael Walsh, Laurence Finn Daniel ...
... that no harm could result from armed associations in these times, and the people might be allowed to assemble in arms in Dublin now with safety. In 1782 the case was different. Then there were such men as Charlemont, an Grattan, and Brownlow to render a popular ...
... wed to put in 1] the time of their tr san at-| that they would be kept ia p rison unti d to address himself If the Mr. H. GRATTAN commence R, act- conduct of the police towards his ten antry at Monaghan, v I The Mr. O'CONNE LL rose to order, and put to ...
... concluded and the Jury after a short delay returned a verdict of acquittal John Unqerty, M’(.artli//and James Roc In-, won', indicted for violently assaulting, on the 4th of July John Croker and his father. This assault arose out of combination. The Prosecutor ...
... sea. She ran like an Atalanta but of what avail was that when a Phmbus was at her heels ? 1 clasped her in my arms, and a fine slippery armful she was never in my life had I a colder beauty within my embrace.” Or one more scaly, I should imagine Xot at ...
... were lighted for the purpose of giving signals before any conviction could take place. Mr. H. Grattan—l'arties who join in the customary celebration of St. John’s eve, and other anniversaries, might be liable to punishment under the original c'ause, and ...