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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 ...
... Peace-officer Norton and hia party, who succeeded in arresting four of the gang, named Patrick Grimes, Patrick French, John Friend, and John M'Keon. They are all notorious charade* Plunder did not appear to be the motive which actuated them in the commission ...
... 1832, and he hoped he would be permitted to submit a bill ba bad prepared that house in tbg course of next weak. Daily Mr. Grattan thought it would be better if his hoo. friends did not press their bills, unless they saw a disinclination on the part of ...
... taken to bring those orangemen, who had demolished houses, to justice. The hon. member proceeded to quote the language of Mr. Grattan, to prove that orangeisin, which. Lord Gosford described as most injurious to Protestants, had always met with impunity and ...
... attended by Melbourne, the CbancelSor, the Martjuessof Lansdovne, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, Lord Minto, Lord Duncannon, Lord Palmerston, Lord Glenclg, Lord Howick, Sir John Cain Hobbouse, Mr. Puulett Thomson, and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, assembled ...
... trages—Taking Arms, On the night of the 21st ultimo, an armed party the house of a man named Charles Thompson of Killglass, and deprived him of gun and cane sword.— On Sunday last the 28th ult., about one o’clock in the day, large armed party proceeded ...
... and bill . brought in Mr. Gcorgu Kvans, and Mr. Maurice O'Connell. Sir John Harvev A superb Piece of Plate, inamifjtturcd by West and Son, Capcl-strect, was presented Colonel Sir John Harvey Monday, the gistratcs and Oflicers of the Province of Leins'cr ...
... Lord Melbourne, the Lord Chance’lor, the Marquess Lansdowne, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, Lord Minto, Lord Duncannon, Lord Hawick, Lord Palmerston, Lard Glenelg, Sir John Cam Hubhouse, Mr. Poiilctt Thomson, the Chancellor the Exchequer, the Earl Albemarle ...