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... from the ill-usage s By consent a verdict for farty shillings was plainuff, Daruxc Tuesday night, t men, two of whom were armed, went to the named Quin, on the lands of Knockperry, an t trance by breaking the door with stones. out, and conveyed him away ...
... there had not been very recently an improper interference in the affairs of Don Carlos, He had heard that day that a ship with arms fot Don Carlos had been stopped in the Thames (hear, hear.) Did the noble lord mean to justify that line of policy ? (hear ...
... several Landowners of the county of Mayo, praying to relieved from the support of the constabulary force also a petition from John Bourkc, of Porhunna, county of Galway, praying remuneration for certain losses, which we could not distinctly hear. flogging ...
... 1812, notin the baleyon days of the. Duke of.. Wellington ; he had supported the cause of reform, not only in the day ...
... Committee of the above Bank, held A this day, a RUDDELL TODD, Esq:, M.P., in the Chair, It was unanimously resolved, That Mr. John Reynolds, of 14, Usher’s-quay, in the City of Dublin, be appointed Secretary and Agent in Ireland for this Company ; and that ...
... instigation of his ministers, two years of revenue, in hopes alleviating this general distress. Suicide of a Soldi hr.— Private John GooIJ, of the SI regiment, while march to Limerick barracks, from d j tachmcnt in Tipperary, under command of corporal, bci ...
... minutes before the accident occurred. Mr. John Miller’s cutter made sail for her moorings here, bavin* on board Mr. WiU Uair. Ve.sey, the Rev. Mr. O’Beirne, Coun»ellor M’Chntock. Mr. Robert M'Clmtock. Mr. Barr, Mr. John Miller, and William Nowlan, experienced ...
... Belmore VISCOUNTS. Saltersford gent Bradford Arbuthnot Sinclair his Brownlow Combermere Ske! Cardigan Gordon Stewart of G rith- Charleville Hereford St. John of B Clancarty Lorton Tyrone aty’s Dartmouth Maynard Wallace Di Melville Walsingham Doncaster ...
... Manchester Newcastle Rutland MAIQCISKB. Camden Cholmondely Hertford BAUA. Airli* more Bradford Brown low Cardigan Stewart of Garlic* CharieriUe John of Blouo Claocaitj Tyrone Dartmouth Wallace lM|hy Walaingham Doncaater Wodehouac Kldon bishops. Enniskillen ...
... and tp. prevent civilised. nations from bes con- whigh, aecording to will render armed multitudes defend of ‘men au power being competent .to annihilate the largest arm without its cesing, might be two men. - Mounted with celerity into for action in a ...
... erand dinner on Saturday, a* his house in Mansfield-streel, to Lord Allhorp, Lord Auckland, Sir John Cam llohhonse, Mr. Ahercrotnby, Sir Lowry Cole, Sir John Banks, and several other gentlemen The Marquis and Marchioness of Londonderry left London for VVynyar ...
... of a letter from the age ed for Lloyd's at St. John’s, Newfoundland, dated 2st J ib” in A light is now exhibited from sunset to sunrise | | south head of the entrance to this port.” be The Henry, Grattan, from Londonderry to Philad Siena. was totally ...