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... 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 ...
... ORANGEMEN! Registefyour arms,»« well as your votes! The critical state of Irish Protestantism, aud the falsehood and treachery of Ministers, storse than in the worst days James tub Second, render it vital duty to call upon to register yonr arms, and not leave ...
... Staunton Rochtort, K ihert Itoyne, John Dawson Ducket, Walter Newton, Robert IVrowne, Philip Win. Ste wart, James Hntler, Win. Dnrket, John Whelan, Uo>M-rt Ri**- e, Henry Fnnlkner, William (J.urett, John James U ...
... 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 ...
... on the August last, Anne Rooney, the prisoner, came before him and deposed on oath follows.— That about week before Father John Walsh was killed, she was hired as hinder with a person of the name Howley who lived near the bridge of renny, the county of ...
... Francis vmurtney, Friday. The jury, which was locked up in the case of were, however, a quitted. . . , John indicted for attack with firearms on the John Proctor, Thomas Thompson, Alex. Tipping, dwelling-house Patrick Campbell, was discharged this Thomas ...
... Ewart, W. O'Connell, M. Attwood, T. Ferguson, Hon. R. U’Loghlcn,Scrgeani Bagshaw, John Ficlden, J. Pendarres, E. W. Baines, E. French, F. Potter, R. Baldwin, Dr. Grattan, J. Hooper, J. B. Barron, H.W. Hally burton, D. G. Seholefield, J. Barry, G. S. Heatheote ...
... Joumeaux, John R ...
... stocks and the whipping-post!—but the yeomen of England, who formed the martial array of Henry or Elizabeth, were freemen in arms, on whom degrading punishment was never dared ! Our criminal code was too long written in characters of blood—the successive ...
... 2/0 0 Cornelius MacLoghlen, Esq. - 0 0 Francis .PiUworth, Esq. . 0 Rev. Rr. nmyth, Michael and John's Chapel, per Luke Dillon, jun.. Esq. - 10 0 Rev. John White, per ditto * - 10 0 J. Dodd, Esq., iuis-quay, per D. Anqstrong, Esq. 10 0 Charles Archbold ...
... 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 ...
... fashion and TABLE-TALK. Pis-NF.R Party at CaSTT.f, on Monday Even- ISG Captain and ; Mr. and Mr*. Grattan and Mrs. Perry ; Conte ami Cm te--i A itoi.ji ; «jr p. and Lv.iy Dc'llow; Mr. and Mrs. S, White ; Lord •’sborne ; Colonel Yorke ; Major Grote, 3id ...