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... Capl. Sweeny, Major Greene, Rev. Denis George, Rev. John Burke, Hans Hamilton Woods, Esq. Robert J. P. Townsend, Esq. Clonmel; John Newton, Esq. Carlow Rev. Richard Greaves, Kilkenoy; F. Datley.J. P. John Hamilton, Esq. Rev. Mr. Wharton, Peter Barlow, Esq ...
... with respect to the state ol health of Mr. Sheriff Evans, lie should discharged for the piesent from the custody of the at arms and directed attend before the house on Monday, the 6th of April.” A fier some further discussion, the course which Mr. Hume ...
... M. Redmond.nnd «.^t^ r a. tecrelary. ralor. Il -» • bill, nnd con■Tided'-by .nirer«l (or JU .- li °Te of Mr. M'C.rlby Mr. John Redmond »» .dmitmeasure (loud trl ** I f* { ful j,i, ,nd tbemo.t (rnusbl injur, .nd 'Tbe'Le Mr Maguire e.me forw.rd to propose ...
... Daniel O’Coonell, M.P., lames Power MP Dr. M’Donaell, John O’Connell, ; Kdmnml i’aaffe, P. O’Carroll, Jol.a Hone, I eland Crosth|,| nr. Dr. tlarrold, Kelia Charles Raton, James O’Dowd, ba n.ter-’John Shea l.al„r, Rev. Mr. SinooU O’Malley. Devereanv, Liverpool ...
... fan invasion. The Maronites, had taken aims and «. ' ' 1, mbmitted, ««e trannuil the 2*l, .mine, it tv*, behet. d, ' ~ tof arms, and all the attempts of Commo,lore Napier ' ' ir „Tan insurrection in the mountains had hitherto failed. Ihe 'o l.re had irop ...
... the paMnal nrofeaaional life, and care binnelf la the of IHerary imweaeMU. ykr he marled a darter y Eph Lebmj, Kiq, Doctor John Utand. wbow Jcanwd Iteaofiea 'rtlinp. the wort entitled View of the Den*'™!'Jrlwo., I ‘®' ' * rank among the ornamenta the ...
... impressive speech, and wa« loudly applauded. The resolution was then passed. J. W. Maxwell, K»q., J.P., of Finnebrogue, moved, and John Rates, Ksq., in a speecb considerable length, hut to which cannot at present more than allude, seconded the next resolution ...
... the indictment against Lord Cardigan, to (be House of Peers, from the Central Criminal Court, and also the return to the certiorari. The bill against Lord Cardigan returned by the Grand Jury was then read. The Sergeant Arms then said, ** Yeoman Usher bring ...
... Garncll, E*q.; Henry Garnett. E«q.; John Wisdom, Esq.; Rolwrt Burrowes, Esq ; Thomas Dane. Esq.; Hon. Lawless J. L. Naper, Lough crew, Esq.; W. P. Tigbe, E*q., Woodstock; Edward Ticked, Esq. Q.C.; Baron Henry Grattan. Esq. M.P.; Sir George llods«m, Bart ...
... say nothing the conduct of Lord Cardigan’s trial.— Let plain John Campbell, ’* her Majesty’s Attorney-General, settle that question with his conscience and lii» Scotch constituents. We admit, that to bang Lord Cardigan with flaw in tbe evidence was i ...
... Cleaver, Rev. J. J. Frew, Rev. A. Ardagh, Rev. George Hazlewood, Rev. Henry Disney, Kef. A. Campbell, Rev. John Gabbett, Re*. J. Simpson, Rev. John Leech, Newry; Kef. W. R. Smith, Rev. J. Spencer Knox, Rev. W. B. Yates, Hev. Mr. Brady, Rev. Mr. Leper, Rev ...
... excited the suspicions of shrewd turnkey ; although she bad before, without detection, bathed with the male convicts, and her arms bad been examined a surgeon, who thought she hud some cutaneous disease. Letter? have been sent down to Sussex discover her ...