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... with perseverance, would hare defeated the minister ; but the great body the meeting disapproved of them. Mr. Grattan, Lord Curry, Mr. John Ball, Colonel O’Daonell, Mr. O’Donnell, Mr. Egan, and some other gentlemen, zealously approved hy far the most ...
... only to eases where it was clearly proved to the jury that the signals were uiade lor an dlegal 1111 Mr 'HENRY GRATTAN said, that St. John’s Eva ,he peasantry were the hal.it of lightu.g hut.hres and that'it would very hard subject them to punishment ...
... STONUS. JOHN TODHUNTER has for Sale, TOO French Burr Stones, Of good qoaKty, end suitable diaaanaiom. Sir John's-quay, ISlh of 7th MoMb, 1834, TO-bfrJL£T upon Lease, orVhe Interest, subject Bant, SOLD, in the BELVIEW MILLS, situate adjoining Thomas-stmet ...
... «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 ...
... made the act punishable when the illegal intention was proved. Mr. H. GRATTAN said the clause was a most absurd one, for it would prohibit and punish all fires festivals, such as St. John’s Eve and May Eve. The gallery was cleared for a division— For the ...
... Pic-Nic, by Thomas Haynes Bayly. Tricks upon Travellers, The Great Fire at Westminster. a owe London: publis hed for H. by R. by JOHN CUMMING, Dublin, and all Booksel ARMY AND NAVY. HE UNITED SERVICE JOURNS NAVAL and MILITARY MAGAZINE, rember, contains, among ...
... after severe fatigue, succeeded in arresting a man named John Clifford, who was charged, and fully identified, with having been one of an armed party who attacked the dwelling-house of Mr. John Walker, of Ballyluff, on the night of the 23th of January ...
... or it. case Where their arms had been made improper use of thev'had been taken from them. Such had been the case lately at StuaMstown, where some disturbances hart taken place, and the Jfmtam-y having committed excesses their arms had been taken from them ...
... Assessors weie, in some instances, allow large sums, and constables policemen were paid for keeping the peac-u the county of Cardigan the shei iffs actua.ly charged the caduiates for silver thrown among the people. (Loud laughter.) in Bedford, all the ir ...
... having portion his stock, unbending integrity and unmnehing honesty. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Mr. Henry Grattan seconded the motion, and said that Mr, John Ennis could not have bettor example than his father. admission of Mr. Iluband, one of the old Volunteers ...
... Edward Connor, D. Fitzgerald, John Conroy, ladoiUfil specially) James Maguire, Isaac Palmer, Hugh Hn*» > Edward Flynn, William Davis, Janies MoiianJ, George Kennedy Smith, Bernard Dowling. J. W- Uradsbair, GeorgePhibbs, John Lloyd, Edward Green, George ...
... n. the .Subject, ♦is. Mr: O Comidl, Mf. M»- Tennant, Mr. F. O'Connor. Mr. Mr. Barron. Mr. Ruthsen, Mr. John Browns. Sir D. Sandford, Hertry Grattan, Mr. Lambert, Mr. Sheil,' Sir R. Peel. OpernUon of L*6® A boy, Job® Miimltan, yeai», » man of that name ...