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... Michael Whelan, Francis Whelan, Thos. Madigan, and Thade Mahony, charged on oath with being of an armed party who, on the 2:ith March last attacked the house of John Royse, Esq. at Bailiutretida, when they took therefrom a gun. a powder horn and ilbs. of gunpowder ...
... Messrs. Nicholas Cooke, Kilcooly, and John Ilurly, Ballaufiiar, arc declared. 13. Ballyheiguc, comprising the townland within the parish of Balhlieigne, and barony of Clanmauricc—to return one guardian: Mr. John Balliucurrig, was declared. I. Ardferl ...
... Breton is appointed Colonel of the East Jersey Militia, vice De Lagarde resigned. Captain Sampson, and family, are on a vist to John Lyons, Esq. Ladiston, near Mullingar. Brevet Major Cannon. 97th, hasarrivedatDumfries. Capt. Beale, 42d, has joined head-quarters ...
... this county, will be led to the hymeneal altar, by Mr. Phipps, of Sligo. To-morrow, John Power, Esq. M.P. for the county Waterford, is to be married to a daughter of Sir John Power, of Kilfane, Bart. The officers connected with the improvement of the river ...
... the chair. John Sharman Crawford and James Simms, of the Northern Whig, Esqrs., w ere appointed secretaries. Mr. Crawford having read the requisition convening the meeting. The Chairman came forward, and was received with loud cheers. He said—-Gentlemen ...
... Lieutenant, purchase, vice Hall, who retires; John James Barry Fox, gent., to be Ensign, purchase, vice Purvis. 71tli Foot—Ensign John Walker to Lieutenant, without purchase, vice Obins, deceased; Ensign John Archibald Mac Queen, from the 76th, to Ensign ...
... character of the bill was, and prevent their being deluded by the representations of the hon. and learned member, and he (Lord John Russell) thought that the opponents of the hon. and learned gentleman gave him extraordinary credit when they said that his ...
... Egan £5O. ; Christopher Galway £25. Arthur L. Saunders £20.; John Leahy, Esqs. £20.; Rev. Mr. Herbert £lO. The Nenagh Poor Belief Committee sell the potatoes at 3d. the stone. A son of Mr. John Peacocke of William-street, amusing himself yesterday, by firing ...
... advantage of the infant. DUEL BETWEEN LORD STANLEY AND HENRY GRATTAN, ESQ., M.P. rumour has jnst reached that hostile meeting has taken place between Lord Stanley and the Hon. Member for Meath, Henry Grattan, Esq , in consequence of some difference arrising oat ...
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... Henry Marsh, George Carr Pierson, Charles Spencer March Phillips, Richard Charnock, Edward Christopher Egerton, and Florence John hellion, Esqrs. A public examination of the gentlemen Cadets educated at the East India Company's Military Seminary, took place ...
... Litton also took opposite sides. Mr. H. Grattan said the people of Ireland ought not to submit to the bill.—Lord Stanley was indignant that no minister had spoken, and that his progress was delayed.—Lord John Russell said he thought qualification and ...