... presented to her Majesty. A FRACAS.—The Orangemen, on their return from Tollymore-park, were fired on by a dense mob of Ribbonmen, who had lined the pass on either side. The great body of the lodges had passed through the defile, when the rebels opened ...

... Stack, A.8., ?? diocese of Clogher; Rev. R. Graham Brownrigg, A.8., T.C.D , Irish Church Missionary, at Taughmaconnell, Ballinasloe. Deacons.— Thomas F. French, A.8., ?? curacy of Broadford, diocese of Killaloe; R. Wilson, A.8., ?? diocese of Killaloe ...

... corres- pondent of the ' Freeman's Journal gives the follow- ing particulars of a fatal affray between the Orangemen and Ribbonmen at Crossgar, in the county of Down, on Saturday ?? day being the anniversary day of the patron saint of this kingdom, a number ...

... dismissing him from the magisterial bench. This proceeding on the part of the Viceroy may afford s me little triumph t> the Ribbonmen and Repealers, and from them he must obtain whatever popular applause he may expect for the measure. The Evening Herald of ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...