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... only open for a fortnight, and he was not aware of the consequences. The defendant was fined in'the mitigated penalty or it. John Flood, Little Strand-street, was summnioned for a si- milar offence. Sergeant Campbell stated that between' two and three o'clock ...
... her, 1837, we have a force ofnear 40,000 men in that colony under arms, and I am afraid the sum which has been men- otioned for tha purpose will by no means pay the expenses of that armed force. l1am afraid it will require a much larger amount, ev8dn supposing ...
... DUBLIN POLICE-SATURDAY. ARIIAN-QUAY OFFICE. the P.ROSECcUTION OF LICENSED SPItRIT-DEALERS.-John I Walsh, Barrack-street, was summoned for having two ren persons tippling in his house between nine and ten o'clock Tb on the morning of Sunday, the 28th of ...
... passed upon three men, Jeremiah Howell, Francis Roberts, and John Jones, 4 for having been concerned in the recent riots at e Birmingham. The necessity of suppressing with the strongest arm of authority such violations of public order, and such outrageous ...
... admittance, although I said I was going to the commanding officer. In consequence of this preven. tion, I wrote to the Earl of Cardigan, the Lieutenant.Co. lonel of the regiment, detailing the transaction, but received no answer from his lordship to this letter ...
... the information of Mr. Brown, and sue- ceeded in re-taking John Bourke, who was convicted at the last Spring assizes of administering an unlawful oath and robbery of arms in the house of John Piper, near Pa- r trick's.well, for which Bourke was sentenced ...
... centre-piece was inscribed on a garter,, encircling a ducal coronet: Invincible in arms, pre-eminent in council ; this was flanked by groups of weapons, and the arms of Oxford and the Tower of London, of which his grace is respectively chancellor and ...
... Purdy) Esq. . 1 0 O Martin Burke, Esq. 1 0 0 'John Cbarles'Lyons, Esq. 1 0 0 John Power, Esq. 1 0 0 Robert Fannin, Esq.- 1 0 0 John Ennis, Esq. I 0 0 James Green, Esq. I 0 0 Charles Kernan, Esq, ?? ?? I 0 0 John Sweetman, Esq. ?? I 0 0 Nolan, Esq. ?? 0 0 ...
... WALStI, Esq., Barrister, in the chair. Mr. Deehan acted as secretary, and read the minutes of dthe last day's meeting. Mr. John Redmond moved tile admission of three gen- tlemen whio were well known to their society, nisnmdy ?slr. Leland Crosthwsite, ...
... Iseen an admiration of liberty amongst them-the effect will be irresistible, and Ireland must be free, invigorated as her arm iswbylthe poteriofiustice (loude heers). Ihamg gad my .birth took place when the penal laws were in all their horrors, when ...
... 0 Right Honourable Lord Morpeth . .. 2 0 0 John Sweetman, Esq . ?? ?? 2 0 0 lenry F. Stoc4, Esq. ?? 0 oO R. A. Simpson, Esq .. ?? ?? I 0 0 James Martin, Esq. ?? ?? .. 1 0 0 Patrick Clarke, Esq. ?? 1 0 0 John Flanagan, Esq. ?? 0 0 Thomas Mathews, Esq ...
... (hear) Without imentioning the illustrious dead, such as Swift, Us lie, Far. quhar, Congreve, Maturin, Sheridan, Goldsmith Grattan (cheers), and many others now no more, he would proudly iadvert to several distinguished Irishmen of tile present day. s Had ...