... situated Weston, in Sussex, were unlawfully entered by several persons, armed with guns and bludgeons, for the purpose of killing game, when they maliciously and ill-treated John Houson, the gamekeeper, and others whom his cries brought to the spot. Mr ...

... sixteen gun-brigs. But this not all—she has twentyteven steam vessels, most of them being horse power, and well anu heavily armed. Anti-Tithe Meeting.—On Saturday sen., meeting of the parishes of Naas, Newbridge, Clane, Rath. coffey, Kill, Lyons, Eadstown ...

... 10 0 Captain Baker - - 2 20 Charles Price and Co. 10 10 0 John Hooper, jun Esq 1 1 0 Sir Charles Price, Bart., John Labouchere ' Esq. 5 0 0 Maryatt, and Co. - 10 10 0 Sir John Lubbock - 5.0 John Robertson, Esq., J. Marryat and Sons - 10 0 0 Limehouse-hole ...

... the Bishops of Waterford and Down ; the Right Hon. John Philpot Curran, Plunkett, Hussey Burgh, and Grattan ; Mr. Secretary Cooke, Mr. Patrick Duigenan, Major-General Mathew, Colonel Vereker, Sir John M'Cartney, Sir Jonah Barrington, Messrs. Flood, Francis ...

... the Bishops of Waterford and Down; the Eight Hun. John Philpot Curran, Plunkett, Hussey Burgh, and Grattan * Mr. Secretary Cioke, Iir. Patrick l)lgenan, AIlajor-Genernl Moattletr, Coltnel Vereker, dir John at'Cartney, Sir Jolah Barrington, Mlessrs. Flood ...

... Thomas Kenna, Love-lgne, John Donohoe and Co, and Messrs Larkin, each 21; J res Tyrrell, John Browne, John Elliott, Robert Maguire, john Burke, Rev P Dowling, Rev C Stewart, Rev J Walsh, and Thomas Kane, each 10s; William O’Connor, John ...

... of | children should derive from the and defeat. m ost sanguinary lai “are ti bills. e Whiteboy after ( Jreland,, said Mr. Grattan, the Insurrection selves pay—that should be applied Act is a ti bill; the Riot Act isa tithe bill ; the anathemas for, our ...

... constituted authorities, but to The Times tells that it is not religious Popery it quarrels have joined an i.leyul assembly in arms, who professed to dut wl ,h political Popery: in other words, is not to manage their own atla.rs, were subject to m. control ...

... 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 ...

... Garnons, R. T. Carreg, Edw. Carreg, S. O. Priestley, Wm. Roberts, rt R. A. Poole, John Rowlands, D. P. Downes, S, Hole ion land, W. L. Roberts, and H. Archer, Esqre. the ish John Lloyd, Esq. submitted a series of resolations, ced and read a letter from the ...

... Whatever other moral }larte, John D’Arcy, Ignatius Callaghan, Michael Thunder, iuetinets may wanting in the conductors a Tory journal, J. D. Mullen, C. Lyne, W ra. Dermott, Springfield , . . j w Fitzwilliain Humes John Power, Henry we may assume that ...

... his hand, and there is no doubt, had he not been immediately seized by the arms, some injury would have been inflicted by him. He was committed the following morning to Cardigan gaol to take his trial at the next assizes. A Christmas Box.— rather curious ...