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... Orangemen? Grattan said supposed he vas an united Irishman ; he said he was. Grattan asked him how many United Irishmen there were in the province ? said reckoned 1-G.oi)o. Grattan asked him how many Orangemen there were ? said about •2,000. Grattan made no ...
... w-tliarop--. John Nowlan, John Brennan, A , .M*l)onm li, ami John N-uiao, jun., in t!.» : ; ..i vlh. in .a-i-is'ing »o tie Palriek Nowlan, ahnut e.ii- ; die others who were there did not know tin y had fid k-, an . they said ti’ey ! arms; there was a ...
... tu be fought ; and it is there men arm themselves with the 'constitutional weapons by the usj of which we can strike down an 1 defeat odr enemies on the day ot (rill at the hustings—the words of the illustrious Grattan now no more, should never be ohlilcra ...
... witness to the glory of their arms. Major-General L’Eatrange made bin half-yearly inspection of the 19tb Regiment, under Lieut .-Colonel Raper, at Templemore, Wednesday, and recorded bis opinion of their steadiness under arms, military evolutions, discipline ...
... foot, Assistant-Surgeon Innes, M.D. For the West Indies —65th foot, lieutenant Hates, Ensigns Wise and Barry, and Surgeon Grattan; S9th foot, Captain Pole, Lieutenant M'Caualanil, Ensigns Thornton and Crawford, and Assistant-Surgeon Morrison. For the lonian ...
... salute from ihc guns the heights. The Rev. John Corley, parish priest of Buniunaddc.n, county Mayo, has written to the Castlebar Telegraph conlradictine a sta cment made Tory provincial journal, that men were seen armed and going through kind military exercise ...
... magistrates, assembled in quarter ses- Cadboll, MOP, by the electors and friewds of that x sions, resolved to press upon Lord John Russell the necessity Thea of assenting to their previously written request to be permit. man, resident in this town and n ...
... w«i found guilty, and senicneed to sis months' imprisonn eni, and hard labour. Patrick Trainor and John Murphy were indicted for assaulting Matthew Grattan, policeman, while in the discharge of his duty. The pro«ceu-or staled that he saw Murphy and another ...
... convic-1 : rd,2, Fishimble-streel; same, second John Kinkley, 39, Ei>scx*strcet ; ,lohn i,r iui»*, (iolden-lant; and Patrick Druingoole, Bride-at reel. Tho ...
... of she has num, and mine of the se mid at of ia each per annem, ons appointed —Robe I by her lowing are the names of t! ite! John “porary Georg Albbott Andrew Fe 7 Tey as left, and be By piles Lord The commiss ry exe | ject of the order of the | then rose ...