... Thomas Tracy, Patrick Doyle, John Hudson, and John M'Carthy, were indicted for having the 13th of August, wilfully and maliciously assaulted William Mason, striking him with blunt weapons upon the head, breast, bodyV legs, and arms, with intent to murder him ...

... themselves at the distanced ground, and both fired together. Mr. Furguson received a slight wound in the thick part of the pistol-arm—Mr. Simpson received his adversary’s ball a short distance from the groin, and instantly fell. He immediately attended by a ...

... *v. Dr. Jenkins, Dr. Hunter, Dr. Thorpe, John Waterhouse, Esq. B. Sadler, Esq. r brother the late member for Newark), John Rhoyds, C. Beckett, R. Hall, 11. Key, John Bischoff, George Bischoff, R. C. Bramley, John Blayds, Esqrs. &c. The inhabitants of the ...

... justice rent, and the pro- posal of some new members, Mr. Finn, M.P., said he had to propose, as a member of that body, John Reilly, of the parish of Ardagh, county of Longford, who had been six weeks in gaol, at the suit of the Very Rev. Dean Murray ...

... Sunday Ihe property of Mr Kvans the in town left this iort for Cardigan bay in low schooner Cuttle which under repairs and afier putting her out to in outside the b:ir proceeded to Cardigan where (ell in with large bouy which self moored in Fort Nigel ...

... some justice rent, and the pro posal of some new members. Mr. Finn, M.P, 'said he hadto propose, as a member of that body, John Reilly, of the parish of Ardagh, county of Longford. who had been six weeks in gaol, at the suit of the Very Rev. Dean Murray ...

... conduct; but while Hred, Hid spot* grave when died, voul-l be stamped the name M John Reilly.” (Hear.) tha moved that the case be rvfarred to committee to adopt means to secure to John RejOy” rsmiort far the remainderot bb life. (Hem.) Mr. R. Cassidt, ef Monsetrrevsn ...

... R.S. Richard Alsatrt-r. Esq M.P. liobert Hawthorn, Esq. C. Raymond Barker, Esq. John Hodgson. Esq. Jonathan Birch, Esq. William Phillimore, Esq. Jonathan Chapman, Esq. John Poviider, Esq. ir C.Cockerell. Bart. M P. Philip Ripley, Esq. lioiria-, Collier ...

... attorneys, registered only 3—two of them sons of the Rector of Baltinglass, and the other a Mr. B. Johnston, of Dublin. Mr. J. Grattan attended, and Mr. Challoner supported the Reformers with zeal and energy.— lbid. County Tipperary. Our Clonmel Correspondent ...

... mockery; but although they gave us left-handed liberty, Ireland struck blow uion despofi»m since more effectual !ban the unbound arm of proud and baught) England.—(Cheers). Tes, be gave but scanty measure, bat made good use of the measure be gave us.—(Hear ...

... appointed one of his own sons to the office of Accoun- tant General of the Court of Chancery, vacarnt by the death of the late John Boyd, Esq. worth 8094. a-year. The negroes in Jamaica are raising a subscription to presenit Lord Sligo with a piece of plate ...

... d b y him, unpleasant results, or a breach of the peace. a ~,,.. engineer I su Gee you paint. Do you 14:Itahle having his arms filded brutal conduct? Was ti s a words, not deeds. , ' l , l ,.ior t w „ (4ll (l be a Serviceable Painting fellow to explain ...