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... e steamer is at anchor in Cardigan Bay, half-way between this and Patrick Causeway, with lost of chimney, 4c. SWANSEA, Nov 16 -The| following vessels sustained consider- _ _T f unn i the _* Bales, viz., the Palmanter. Johns, got on the south bank m Bury ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... COUNTY KILKENNY WRITEFOOTISM. On Thursday night six armed men went into the house of the herd of L. Shenton Ball, Esq., at Three Castles, in this county, and demanded admittance, which was refused; they then forced an entrance, and although the herd made ...
... papers justifying his conduct; but Did you John Reilly—is there- poorer man than is while he lived, and upon his grave when died, would upon the face of earthi-aid yet the Dean of Ardagh •tamped the named “John Reilly*’(hear!] lie then moved drags him from ...
... object; lor th» ought to know that union as atringtb. reference to Mr. Grattan, who entered the room, was received with chte.s, raid that thev ouaht to vent-rate the name of Grattan in that city, and then recollect how they were represented that day [hear ...
... mockery! But although they gave us lefthanded liberty, Ireland struck a blow upon despotism since more effectual than the unbound arm of proud and haughty England (Cheers.) Yes, gave us but a scanty measure, but we made good use of the measure he gave us (Hear ...
... could be found any- where else. Take a rule to show cause. Rule granted. ADMIRALTY COURT.— Friday, Nov. 4. (Before Sir John Nicholl.) John Fliot Pasley Robertson, ?? who on the last sit- ting was admitted as an Advocate of the Arches, was to-day admitted ...