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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 ...
... utce.-tid controversial discussions; to Mary, second daughter of Mr h'enralt, Bangor. North Walos. * theisth uit., St. John’s Church, John Fitzsimon*?, Esi of Don County Meath, to Charlotte, third daughter Andrew aan. County Wexford, Esq. * , tl instant, ...
... support the Irish yeomanry would in a i apprehend that since the pass ig of the Geo. 111., cap. great degree be nullified il arms were still to be left in the 80, the only two cases convictions for ■ ■ditious libels were hands of those individuals. He, ...
... 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 «. ...
... augment the remuneration to each claimant. The Matilda sailed friAn Cork on Friday, with a hundred and sixty emigrants, for St. John's; and the Kent, Clarke, from the South Seas, for London, with sperm oil, out threeyears, has arrived Cork. REPRESENTATION ...