... deal with his Chief Constable Williams re. 4 ported also that about 7 o'clock the 'treeing of the 7th of Janury, a party of armed men entered the house of an electo r , b ea t hi es serere ly, and gave a stab's an the back, , in consequence of refissiNg ...

... the inner sleeves tight to the arm, fastened at the wrist by a deep poignet, and finished a lace ruffle. A second pair of enormously loose sleeves over the tight ones, they reach a very short way below the bend of the arm, and left quite loose. A very ...

... strength and honour to a liberal government. he appointments of Mr. Baldwin •») Mr. Bcrwick (the latter a nephew of the late Mr. Grattan) have been made with scrupulous regard to all the considerations of professional, political, and private merit. The bar accepts ...

... 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 ...

... Mrs. Clarke D.G.), Colonel and Mrs, Curgnyne, Colonel and Mrs. Grogan, Mrs. Henry Grattan, Mr. and Mrs. I'.tzpatrick, Mr. and Mrs Hume, Mr. and Mrs,Farrell,Mr and Mrs.U. Arm'd, Mr. and Mrs Fletcher,Mr. and Mrs. Ball, Mr,anil Mrs. Howley, Mr. and Mrs. Lccsoa ...

... Howard, Hon. R. Bruce (Guards), Hon. Captain Giey, Lady Somerville, Sir Patrick and Lady Bellew, Sir H. and Lady Scott, Sir John and Lady Harvey, Sir James Murray, Sir Charles and Lady Morgan, Sir Arthur and Lady Clarke, the Rev. Ur. and Mrs. Vignoles ...

... several times near swamping, and had it not been for one of the females who sat in the stern of one of them having shawl on her arms, spread out, that received a tremendous surf, which had it come into the boat must have sunk her, all would have been lost ...

... Barry, of the county Wexford constabulary, has been appointed a second class chief constable, in the Ulster district. John Wall and John Kelly are lodged in the county gaol, for conspiring to rob and murder Mr. Gerald Connors, near Shanagoldeo. The meeting ...

... 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 ...

... Waller Burke, Ardee-slreet, John Calfrey, Siyßmer-WlI, and James Moran and Sou, each 51; Arthur M‘KcnnayJl; John and James Filspatrick, Thomas Kenna, John Donohoe and Co, and Messrs Larkin, each 21; Tyrrell, John Browne. John Elliott, Robert ...

... 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 ...