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... jury—They had fire arms in the house, which they presented towards and my husband. Mr. Costello—There oould have been no moonlight that night, as the almanac shows. Mr. Carmichael—The almanac referred to by Mr. Costelloe is for 1834—(laughter). John Skeffington ...
... Advertise murdered to a man For what purpose did Widow Uyan surround her house and s'jck-yard with thousands assembled strangers, armed though with hut sticks, stones staves, if not to murder the servants the clergyman, the magistrate, and his partv. as the parly ...
... Hon. Mr. Lawless, 50L ; Wm. Murpihy, .501. ; William Villiers Stuart, ; John W. Pilxpatrick, M*. Sir Wi l.am Somerville, 501.; Mr. Leckic, of Londonderry, 51*1'. j Mr. JOI. John Maher,(Esq., M.P., ‘2Ol. laord Killeen. *201.; Mr. torballis, -201. Mathew ...
... Chapel Royal (Dr. Vigno!les), the Gentleman Usher, the Gentlcman the Kcdchambcr, the Gentleman Large, the Pages, Ulster King at Arms, and the following Aidcs-dc-Camp—Captain the Honorable G. A. F. Liddell, S. H. Paget, A. G. Williams, Lieutenant Conroy, Captain ...
... Chaplain. The Dean the Chapel Royal, and Mrs. Vignolles. THfe Gentleman of the Bedchamber. The Gentlemen at Large. Ulster, King at Arms. Lady and the Misses Betham. The The Aides-de-Camp, Captain the Hon.G. Liddell, Captain Stewart Paget, Captain and Mrs. Williams ...