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... of Rose H ill. near Bideford. Devonshire. John Philpot, jun. Rsq. of :Southampton hew, Blooms • holy, to Elisabeth. daughter of the late Captain John Gold, of the Brunswick Hower,. At Knightsbridge. the Rev. John Laurence Prior, Vicar of Malden, to Emma ...
... , Joha bourke, and John Sullivan. Wm Casey, Margaret Fion, Edmond Roughan, John Commuted to the county gaol by John Bouchier, James Rourke, John Rourke, Patrick Rourke, and Margaret Rourke, charged with unlawfully appearing in arms. By James ...
... Sunday, for the distressed Protestants. The band of the 11th Hussars play twice a-week in Stephen's-green, opposite Earl Cardigan's mansion. The Worli is not satisfied that Mr. Robert Gray should not relieve himself of the charges preferred against him ...
... attacked last by an esmed pasty, who Wednesday evening, an armed party attacked Castle county, end took the fire arme. Hewson, the seat of William Hewsou, Esq. in this On Wednesday, an armed party visited the house of a farmer of the nameof James Dore ...
... and 11 rank and file, and 1 Officers horse. On leave of absence, Lieut.-Col. the Earl of Cardigan, and lieut. the Hon. Gerard J. Noel. . . At Exeter Assizes, John Goodwin. a private of the 13th Dragoons, was tried for stabbing a woman, with intent to do ...
... sworn for Crown business, before Assistant Barrister Tighe :—Edward Greene, John Finch, James Wilkinson, Thomas Browning, George Bevan, James Shine, Andrew Sexton, John Carroll, John Christie, Edward Browning, Michael Apjohn, Thomas Costelloe, Christopher ...
... O'Connell, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. John O'con. nell, Mr. Dillon Browne, and Mr. Grattan, are resolved to treat with defiance a call of the Ho* of Commons to attend in their places for public business, and to give the Sergeant-at-Arms an opportunity of making an ...
... Tna EARL or CARDIGAN.— Lora W. Paget charged Lord Cardigan with bribing. cr buy lug and sending out of the way, a witness named Waiter, whose evidence was stated to be material to the case of the plaintiff. To this charge Lord Cardigan repties :— I ...
... Murder, breaking open houses for Arms, Threatening Notices, and intimidation, are of daily and nightly occurrence, attacking all classes who do not join in or submit to laws made by nightly meetings of large hands of armed Peasantry. 3d—That the Laws at ...
... •: officer, Ensign St, John. When withoi alko a a 7 ;: of Limerick, the gun, which was placed betwee n i l k k . went off, and the cootents of both barrels wr, 4 ; at the inner fold of the left arm-Pit. Iclinin . I I . ; arm bone fahghtfully, and in ...
... middle course. JOHN CASS XL'S COFFEE, No. I, an excellent article ls. 4d. Upon such an cession Lieut.-Colonel Wellesley mayJered and ill digested Act, 9 and 10 That an ill consi dered . • If you determine on continuing the present system JOHN CASSELL'S COFFEE ...
... Sherrard-street, late Major, R.A. ; William John Dundas, son of Laurence Dundas, of Hollyeourt, Dublin; *Thomas Donohoe, son of John Donohoe, South Earlstreet, deceased; and *Francis Roberts, son of Captain John Roberts, of Castledermott, Kilkenny, * Thus ...