... miles of Kilmallock, four o’clock in the morning, by doxen armed men, wbo commanded them to drew up end deliver their money! The fire arms were presented at both aides of the car, and one of the armed gang stood the horse’s heed, whilst his comrades robbed ...

... celebeatrd rhea* eeeota—you bee* bier and walked In proeeevlon. with mania) manic, cod fully armed, and oftenlimea cached by momamaiy feelinga you batwnacd your arm. againat youedafeucelee* cuuntrymeu ; you kill atoll la let net#* wherein your .ncratoe. were ...

... added that hi* lordrbtp had on one occasion written letter to a tenant of bis, threatening him if ventured to vote for Henry Grattan. This letter’waa found in the pocket of the man, and kept aafely in order to arcure him from persecution, it was a breach ...

... thought to bribe (loud cheers). When one of the present ministry wae in power, gentleman waited upon him said to him, Mr. Henry Grattan, if you bate a little of your politic* you will get « place and promoted by Chancellor, 1 have come to tell you **•.” (Mr ...

... first matter he had to report waa, that he had found it oeceaaary to appoint borough weigh master (bear). bad appointed Mr. John Btepheoaon (bear, bear); and be (the Lord Mayor) had alao agreeable to the council’s direction, issued his proclamation relative ...

... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. An adjourned meeting of the above was yesterday in the Coro Escbange, Wm. Bbtak, E«q , In tbe Chair. Mr. John O’Connell read following letter fiom Mr. Connor Sir— ln consequence of tbe general repudiation the Repeal Association of tbe ...

... Jniy (be 31at day Anguat oast, both daya inclusive, for the reeeiving tame.—Dated tbla 27th day of Ma? 1843. JOHN JACKSON, Churchwardens. JOHN CHAMBEKS. Jon.,/ aei,fc PARISH OF BT. GF.ORGE, mJBLIN.—NOTICE. —lo pnmisoce of the Municipal Corporation Act ...

... misen, and fora were anrmoooted by garlands of lanrel, were alto bar flying and spanker boom each of ber spritaails, yard arm*, each of bar stern davits, bar anion jack staff, on bowsprit, and bar ensign staff, at the la frail, and bar figure head, were ...

... o’Ciocx.—Aa aaari ooSita»- day tho bariaaxa daw la pabllo aaeoriltca baa bna iaaMaU •eactTß amnaat. lha market baa, howaarr. baaa arm, Coatult baatag baaa dear for Money Tbraa pc* Caata. 100, lha and a Quarter New 108), Bank Stack baa adaanoaJ 90S, and Baoheqaer ...

... been no other business transacted worthy notice. F.cn o’Clock —Consols for Account closed at Spanish. 19$. The Countess of Cardigan is recovering from her late severe indisposition, and tier ladyship, when able to travel, will leave Pnrtman-square for the ...

... tbe Lord Gleetlg, tbe Woodmeartcrne, Meld Mom. ibe Eliaabelb Gnisoa. M.Jor Boyle. Ibe Wei- Home, tbe John Wood, lb* Tam O'Stianler, lb* Roeeoae, •be John, tb* Harriet, lb* Empire, tbe Pats, Klngato*, Wellingtoe, end Sarah Fl.miag. NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. IlinlanaaH ...

... Prteca Albert, and hb Highnera Ibrahim Pacha, Royal Bigbaaaa Prince George of Cam bridge, Ocmharmara, lieutenant Grnaral Sir John Macdonald. Cotonal Boararia, Captain Fnada Seymour, Catonal Barkaby Drammoad, Majar-Ganaral Wamyaa, he., the aaita Ibrahim ...