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... the honsi of James Curley, of Cloonvounsh, county Roscommon. Thirty pounds for the bringing to justice two armed ruffians, wh» knocked down John Tooker, steward Mr. Darcy, °f Prospect, N'enaiih, county Tipperary, forced hatchet from him, and gave him ...
... GLENELG. The Sheffield election, as we anticipated, has terminated in the withdrawal of John Bell, Esq. and the return of Mr. Parker. Immediately after Lord John Russell's proposition, not to insist on the disagreement to the Lords' amendment to the ...
... however, that ought not to be left unnoticed —we allude to Lord John Russell's - circulars from the Homeoffice with respect to the registration of voters for parliamentary elections. Lord John informed all the overseers of England and Wales that parties ...
... of the Union on yesterday evening, at the Corn- Exchange, Mr. HOMES was called to the chair. A year’s subscription fiotn Mr. John More, of Welbrook, was handed in, and his admission a member of the Union passed unanimously. Some other members were admitted ...
... Emerson, Dublin, with the mail. Off the Port—John, Whyte, from Sydney, N.S.W. Cleared Outwards —Giorgio, Costa, fot Naples and Messina; Elizabeth, Airey, New Orleans; Clipston, Cummins, Africa; Maria, Palfrey, St. John's, Newfoundland; Jessie, Green, Quebec ...
... they had a majority—(hear), and also that the committee had come to the decided resolution of returning O’Connell and Henry Grattan for the city of Dublin, when an opportunity offered—(cheers). He was, however, sorry to say, that a great many persons held ...
... was, besides, member of the Registry Association, Mr. Redmond then proposed James Power, Whitehall, the county of Dublin, and John Healy, of the city Dublin, Esqrs. Mr. Francis Brady handed in two pounds from the parish priest of Newcastle,whom he proposed ...
... lieland, when lie (Mi. Grattan) Imlij. - honour preparing un to dress the King upon hash giievanccs. 11; submitted it to Mr. Scarlet, it generally, but suggested tuilher am-udmei i. tvbicli wrote with his own hind. He (,M. Grattan) would read it for the ...
... Oper, Esq., M P. President : Arthur Cooper, Esq. VICK-PRESIDENTS : John Onnsby, Esq. I Rev. Lewis Potter. A. U. Cooper, jun., Esq. ) Rev. Win. N. Guiness. council : Rev. George T. Mostyn John Beaty. Messrs. '1 homas Irwin. Robert Culbertson. Alexander Irwin ...
... Dublin Trades’ Union have determined to put Mr. O'Connell and Mr. Henry Grattan in nomination for that city on the next occasion of an election. The object of bringing Mr. Grattan from Meath, which he now represents, is to bring in Sir William Somerville ...
... Plunkett, examined the Hon. John Plunkett, deposed that on the I9lh July last, while in Tivoli Terrace, the prisoner snatched her reticule out of her band, and ran off with it; contained the articles che-ged the Indictment. John Standard proved that heard ...
... party who lay in ambush in a corn-field, armed with pistols and a variety of other weapons. They commenced the attach with stones, upon which the countrymen fled, leaving one of their number, a man named john Keogh, lying nearly dead on the road. He is ...