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... O'Connell, M. Aglionby, H. A. Fergus, John O'Connell, M. J. Ainsworth, P. Finn, W. F. O'Connell, Morgan Alston, R. Fergusson, C. O'Connell, John Angerstein, J. Ferguson, Sir R. O'Connor, Don Barnard, E. G. Fielden, John O'Dwyer, C. Berkeley, Captain Fitzgibbon ...
... turned out that they were the servants of Randell Plunket, Esq., and were armed. Again, that They were headed by a Protestant Clergyman, with a pistol in his hand. Now he (Mr. Grattan) had said no such thing; and he had distinctly said that those Orangemen ...
... Braham, H. Phillips, Giubilei, Seguin, Nicholson, Willman, Grattan Cook, Paul Bedford, Charles Taylor, Fitzwilliam, and Bochsa. PROMOTIONS AND •APPOINTMENTS—prrom the lianzpshire Telegraph).—Com. John Drake, late o the Britannia, to the rank of Captain; Lieut ...
... general cheers, and a vote of supply to his Majesty was carried.—On the motion of Mr. H. Grattan, papers respecting the Rathcormac affair were ordered.—Mr. H. Grattan rose to bring forward his motion for Committee to inquire into the proceeding which took ...
... Orangemen, on a Sunday, had marched into Trim, headed by a Clergyman, armed with a pistol, and that the men were in the service of the Honourable Member opposite. He (Mr. 11. Grattan) had said no such thing ; but be had stated that these Orangemen had ...
... Egertnn, Lord F. Ramsbottom, John Ktphinstone, Howard John C. Entwlstle, John Reid, Sir Eatcourt, Thomas G. B. Rice, Right Hon. T. S. Kozokerlc), John N. Ridley, Sir M. W. Fcctor, John Mlnet Robarts, Abraham W'. Fergus, ...
... against his successor iu farm of Lord Cardigan, from which witness had been ejected for non-payment rent. Ward, in his letters to him, had entertained doubts w*hethcr there should not be an action against Lord Cardigan too. Witness was defeated in these ...
... In vulgum ambiguas, et qua3rere conscius arrna. These arms are not lawful in political war; they are such arms as, in England, even faction has disdained to resort to, until faction found Lord John Russell at its head. The noble lord, forsooth, professed ...
... 8., now Viscount Canterbury. BOROUGH OF CARDIEF.—John Nichol!, jun., of Merthyrmawr ; in the county of Glamorgan, Esq., and Doctor of Laws. WHITEHALL, MAncx 19, The Lor.l Chancellor has appointed John Darlington, of Leeds, in the county of York, Gent ...
... Edward Bolton Max well. John Speirs, A. 'CI. Campbell, Sir J. Mullins, Hon. F. W. Thomson, Rt. Hon. P. Chalmers, S. Mangles, J. Tbornley, Thomas Collier, John Masgnve, Sir R. Bt. Tracey, Charles H. Dundas, H ...
... the individual who was appointed Lord Lieutenant of the county accompanied to church an armed body of Orangemen, and that the Magistrates, seeing that they were armed, dared not interfere with them. After referring to another case, in which a person was ...
... the same hour and place. Richard Green, victualler—John Mathews, dairyman—Jabez Thurgood, baker—John Leese, merchant's-clerk—Joseph Wardell, cabriolet proprietor—James Reed, commercial traveller— John Goodwin, carpenter and builder—Philip Lamburd, master ...