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... British Contemporary, that they bethought themselves, it would be a wise plan, now that the Courier had taken tl e altitude of Armed Neutrality, to open a fire upon both our flanks. shall pay them off, well our London friend ftt permit us to call him 1) next ...
... question purely pled te to thetr constituents ta b Let them tind anw other ma Let them ting anv other man tobe might select Me. Grattan and willthen beone ne to wil be acraved in determined bost ty a in the who will net do justice to Treland, whether o ine Whigora ...
... bsfore John Byrne, E«q., Coroner, upon the body of John M'Guinnest, oq old man upwards of years age, who died there the preceding evening. The deceased who had been many years tithe proctor, went on F.i Jay the I7thinst.,in company with one John Henderson ...
... If the Hen. and | how to Gentleman had actually done so, he was the greatest by false ? he (Mr. Grattan) ever knew, for in all the conversations know Grattan) had had with him, he had never got from him ar o who ment that was sot the most directly opposed ...
... « show named John Ryan attended a wedding at Anna, near nion roe, in this county, and the party not breaking up unti Ca morning, he was proceeding, at an early hour, accom by a little boy, towards his home, when a man, who ¢ is also John Ryan, jumped ...
... 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 ...
... inflicted most grievous wounds on then ne of blow having severed the arm of one poor fellow! In th arded they succeeded in making off, and those of the cre t this escaped proceeded to arm themselves for protection, But, the wretched man perceiving, he threw ...
... Awuilar II Mia Lilia, S.r Guy and lady Campbell, Hun Mr Ban wall. Sir l.niraa and ludy Hean - Kildare, Hon antam LJ. oardea. Sir John and Lady Harvey. Mim har»e%. S.il ompton and Ijde Don . Hun Captam ForMter, Hen Mr and «. ...
... Leinster, of Carton, coun dare; William Dutton Pollard, Esq., of Castle Polla twelve Westmeath ; Sir John Burke, Bart., of Marble Hill, f the Galway ; John Lecky, Esq., of Cullenswood-house, nee it Dublin ; Edward Lucas, Esq., of Castle-Shane, 1832, Monaghan ...
... wilt Mr. Jacob stand for th | rough. Sir John Scott Silly is talked of—and tall ara las a Repealer! But it is not added that he 1 ler or on his pilgrimage by Daniel—n iby Morgan—nor yet by Maurice—nor ev | John. We doubt whether there will be ac ct to; ...
... Braprute, Edinburgh ; and JOHN CUMS Dublin. THE LANDED GENTRY. In Svo., embellished with engravings of the Armoria ings of each Family, and a fine portrait of re Sri price Hb UUs TOTOCEO 5 orp y OF THR GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND Br JOHN BURKE, Esq A COMPANION ...
... 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 ...