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... offenders. They bear date from the 20th of January to the 26th. both inclusive. One is for the simple sin of a robbery of fire-arms, accompanied by burglary and a brutal assault. The other fi ve are fur murder !—murders of the most inhuman description. The ...
... north of Ireland. From the letters he (Mar Grattan) had received it appeared, that a number of Roman Catholics were returning from a fair, and that they were attacked by a party of Orangemen, as he (Mr Grattan) believed, or Conservatives as they called ...
... 2. MINISTERIALISTS. MayoBrahazon and Browne KildareO Ferrall and Archhold GalwayMartin and Codkin Wicklow C. Grattan and Howard Limerick C.Fifzgihbon and OâBrien CorkBeamish and Callaghan Carlow C.Vigors and Yatesââll. The election ...
... the late brave General Gillespie, sill succeed to the va- cant troop. 11th Light Dragoons-Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan and his Countess have arrived safe at Ma- dras, from this country. His Lordehip joins on appoint- ment. 13th Light Dragoons-Major ...
... Jephson, Mallow N. Ball, Clontoel W.Brabazor, Mayo County S. Berrv, Cork County 1). Brown, do. D. Callaghan, Cork City H. Grattan, Meath County H. Baldwin, ho. M. O'Connell, do. G. Evans. Dublin County R. H. Westenra, Monaghan C. Fitzsimnon, do. D. C. ...
... William Touch. Kinnoul, Perthshire. 4. John loglis, Miethveo, Perthshire. THIRD MATHEMATICAL CLASS. 1. William Warr, Kilconqubar, Fifeshire., 2. Peter Grant, Perth. 3. William Alexander, Monikie, Forfarshire. 4. John Kyd, Arbroatb. 5. James Douglas, Dairsie ...
... temperance account.— Glasgow Argus. Printed by JOHN TAYLOR, at bis Printing-Office, Ktog’s Anns CJiooc, High Streets and Puhlisiikd, by CJEOKGE PENNY, rcMdinp in .Street, at the Advertiser Office*. King’s Arms Close, d, where ...
... of the measure before them, .it least for the introduction cf a sound sjstcm of poor laws for Ireland. Mr James Grattan thanked Lord John Russell for the bringing of this hill. It would induce absentee landlords to resort to their estates. Lord Stam.ev ...
... 1 0 Athlone—John O'Connell, . . 0 Bimfon—Jackson, 0 Urlfast— Lord Belfast, Mr Gibson, .20 Carlnw County— N. Vigors, Yates, .20 Cirlow Borough—Manle, • 0 I'arrickfergus— P. Kirk, ..01 C.ishel—Stephen Wou!fe, . . 1 0 Cavan County—John Young, . . 0 ...
... and their anxiety for the stabilitv of the present Administration. Among them were. Jjords Howth, Langford, and Rossmore, Sir John Burke, Sir Charles .Morgan, &c. lie was proud to have the co-operation of such men, but, he confessed, he would have preferred ...
... , MoiMßouth, . 1 0 Blunt, Sir Charles R., Lewes, ..10 Bodkin, John James, Gal way County, 1 Boldero, H. G., Chippenham, . Boiling, William, Bolton, 1 Borthwick, Peter, £vesham, Bowes, John, Durham, South, 1 0 Bowles, Rushout, Evesham, n Brabazon, Lord ...
... and possessed a large fortune. Mr Howanl. son of Col. Howard, and nephew the Earl of Wicklow. Mr James Grattan, son the late Right Hon. Henre Grattan, possessing estates of the value of L.7,000 per annum. W. Curry, Q. C., an eminent lawyer of the Irish ...