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... neighbours; tbe cow was claimed by John Rodgers, and given to the Police, to whose custody committed prisoner. Guilty. Hose Dynes, for stealing a feather pillow, and a pillowcase, at Lurgan, on the January, the property of John M’Creight. Guilty; four months’ ...
... therefore, ask Lord John Russell what the House was to expect from him, with regard to the administration of the law in Ireland, provided this Bill was successfully opposed on the present occasion ? It was well known, that, last Winter, Lord John Russell had ...
... expressed himself favour ot closing the poll, and Mr. Rose Cleland against it ; hut. w list Mr. Crawford was taking the opinion Mr. John S. Crawford, the other presiding Magistrate, on the subject. Mr. Cleland got uff Bench, and suddenly left the meeting ; and ...
... Sale, several Tenements, near Bre.ery. lo pay the purchaser liberal interest tor ° U further p.trticoUrr, to Menn. AI.EXANDKU JOHN MONTGOMERY, Atthur-Streel, or, to GEORGE HARDACRK, Wiring-Street, Belf«l. jfo». 10 and 12. Student can entered trith a Profesaor ...
... Dillon; John Hardy, Ksq., Loughgall; William Algeo, Esq., Arm-igb . William Blacker, Esq , Armagh, 11. L. Prentice, E*q., Caledon; Francis Siringer. Esq.. House; Maxwell Cross, Kaq , William Patou, E»q., Armagh, Thomas Dobbin, E»q , Armagh ; John H. Irwin ...
... £ Yper ann to the al jeutenant of 1 reland. Her sty’s Ge t his re in May-st There is mou Fisher the Townland. us ch ter of arm, Wi nm Mac Au ay als = or Denominat vernment are fully aware of the dange at C rick! ae Esq. LOT No. AML that the the Clubs ...
... food. , . Aw. ¥vrt, M.D., F.R.S.E., Lecturer on Cbcmutry. A Me.«s. FORSTEK GREEN CO.. 3, High-Sl.. Belfaat. JOHN GRATTAN & CO., Corn-Market, Mr. JOHN GREEN, 4, Waring-Street, do. CHARLES M'ALLISTER. 67. High-Street, do. Ask for Brown ff Poison's Patent Powder ...
... so unfair that Sir R. Peel ought to have been generous enough to remove them, on taking office in 1841. In company with Lord John Manners, be had visited Maynooth, and they were much impressed with the air of decent poverty and humility which it was ch ...
... VALUABLE FOR EVER FREEHOLD FARM FOR SALE, mo SOLD (WITHOUT RESERVE), BY 1 PUBLIC AUCTION, at the BROWNLOW ARMS HOTEL, on THURSDAY, 13th August next, at the Hour of ONE o’clock, p.m., that FARM of in the Townland of Donaclonet, ami County of Downlcoltaining ...
... (Laughter.) Mr GRATTAN, who rose, evidently labouring under some excitement, advised Mr. O’Connor to eanuom. ho. he accused others of ignorance of history, seeing that h.s own acquaintance with it was meagre and incomplete. had dared libel Mr. Grattan. Mr. Ponsonby ...
... unprejudiced mind, something remarkable, when find, that Grattan {the Grattan of Ireland) has been found presenting a petition from Belfast,/rom the Protestants of the North, which goes (in Mr. Grattan’s language) infinitely further than the Catholics, in ...
... to Sir Robert Shaw and to Mr. Grattan. Sir Kolieit Shaw, in his answer, stated, that he had sup|»orted the Union Parliament, and that his opinions upon the subject were unaltered , The following the answer of Mr. Grattan ; and that answer affords proof ...