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... 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. ...
... 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 ...
... and a phial of cthe care to secure an opening, in or breathe. Printed by JOHN TAYLOR, King's Arms Close, High Street: GEORGE PENNY, residing in R:i: Advertiser Office, Kinx's Arms CJo Communications to the Editor, and received.— Pektu, Thursday, Ftbru ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ;, James Gnanns; tl a Sir Alexandeor Charles Maitlandl Gibson, Bart. ; William r( ?? White ;Throtaso Aikenitead ; John Lauder anti S John Jamison ;Company of Piroprietors of the Fonrth anrrn Clyde Navigation ; Alexiander Calder and W. Cleechli i Owners ...
... Commissioners, having begun their wo; k of Reform propose to take away some his patronage- His whole man is instantly up in arms. hat injustice, what outrag •, what infamy!” the Whig exclaims. Ito be robbed? Nonot all the Commissioners, Bishops, and Cabinet ...
... sat at five o' loek. The Bishop of LONDON presented petitions from the Dean and Chapter of Noirwich, from the parish of St John, Hackney, and front two parishes in the county of Glrnucestek, Agaeist the abolition of church rates. Lord DACRE presented ...
... intendant faith of the country, although Mr. Grattan toll them that it was impossible to keep Ireland quiet if one party were put in the scale above another, and theatened that the Irish would demand their rights with ARMS IN THEIR HANDS : in other words. if ...
... amidst irons the Opposition side of the Hume. 11r. 11. Grattan said—The people of Ireland, if justice were denied them, were determined to demand a repeal or the Union. or to call, if nil h arms in their hands, for the enjoyment of equal right., toed ...
... 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 ...
... for the attack, and in them there was no such order. It must be rennembered, he said, that the attack was made with unloaded arms, and that on that account the soldiers might have made greater use of the bayonet than on ordinary occasions. Colonel THOMPSON ...