... prisoner off a where he was with some other persons, He (Brennan) knew the prisoners had come from and were going to the tuir Ballinasloe, and be suspected they would commit a they could, and be had also some reason to euspect that they longed to the “ swell ...

... Capeen Skinner, Lord Dowriskire't agent, had gone a road to the left towards the townland of Leitrim, and met a large body of Ribbonmen, whom he, mistook for Orangetnen. He accosted the,l Well, boys, are you from Itathfriland. They mistook him for Roden ...

... Repeal Association. (Hear, hear.) Mr. John O'Connell seconded this proposition, and took occasion also to denounce the wicked Ribbonmen in the most startling terms. The same Hon. Member then handed in some money, Collected chiefly by Roman Catholic clergymen ...

... from Englan d, the parest society being situated in Manchester or Liverpoo’ Now, he just asked the peop le to consider # Ribbonmen were seekin; the regener: ation of heir eg bef native country—if they thought that th tering into out some new means of doing ...

... —Callacolo ; Cashel; Carrick-ou Suit; Clones; Dunmanway; Longford; Magheralelt; Palatins* town. Friday —Adare ; Ardfert ; Ballinasloe ; Buttevaot; Carrickmore ; Castleeoroer ; Killileagh ; Killucan ; Mullogh ; Rathwyre Sligo ; Taughshinny ; Trim Warrens ...

... Hearts of Oak, Peep o' Day Boys, Defenders, Right Boys, United Irishmen, Threshers, Shanavests, Caravats, Carders, and Ribbonmen, down to the bloody Thugs—in a word, from 1757 down to 1847—the arms used by murderers and marauders are never —no, never—kept ...

... Lords Kingston, Lorton, Glengall Mountcashel, and Mr. Lefroy, M.P, Lord Clanearthy registered 77 Conservative voters at Ballinasloe Sessions for the county Galway. Lord Gort, Mr. Daly, of Duusandle, Messrs Kirwan, and Mr. St. George, have been also active ...

... form, is fraught with the utmost danger to faith and morals. CAPTURE OF TWELVE RIBBONMEN.—On Sunday night week, a party of police succeeded in arresting twelve Ribbonmen, while sitting in their lodge-room held in a low public-house near Enniskillen. ...

... anticipations regarding to-day have been more than fully realised; it was unquestionably the worst horse fair ever known in Ballinasloe. Indeed, the number of horses exposed for sale, and the attendance of purchasers proved even less than 1 expected. The animals ...

... by the revenue cutter. Wickham. The Cork Asylum for the Blind will be opened this month. Sheep were in great request at Ballinasloe fair, in consequence of the great mortality in that stock by the late epidemic. Mr. Cahill, and Mr. Cullinan, of Ennis, ...

... charges of the Doctor’s Drug is of a different kind, quite. The gist of his accusation is, that have joined Association of Ribbonmen, for the purpose of beggaring the Landlords—that our sympathies are with the former, and that we reserve all our wrath for ...

... -Ist prize, »n.«m .r, . Sows —lst prize. William Miller, -*• > ; di,t0 PRICE OF BRITISH STOCKS. _ , . 211 | India Stock 1 BALLINASLOE FAIR. (From Correspondent of Dublin Evening Post.) . ,n4v wenther hnvinff prnve.l driven into Gorb-llf Paik, hut t, I* » ...