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... arrived at the Castle at a quarter past five o’clock this after- attracted by the fact that the Kev. T. D. Gregg, and two armed at the Castle at a quart other persons, were summon.l for an outrage committed at .noon, under «. escort of the Ist y Conveat ...
... against Thomas Naghten, John Naghten, Bankes. G., Dorsetshire 1 Alexander Foster, an attorney. He applied ui>on the Banncrman, A., Aberdeen 1 ffi.lnviis of Thomas Naghten himself, Maria Brennan, Barclay, , Sunderland i S Hanley John Tighe, Mr. Harrison ...
... jloJfMyke, war called to the chair. The petiffon h#ving beemPaad, . j. Mr John O’Donegan moved that the peMiaatiw sdsptedt that it should presented, in the House of Commons, I* Henry Grattan, Esq. and that Mr. O Connell should be requested to support its prayer ...
... the last hour Moore, John While, John A. Palmer, John Briefly, Michael / cbeer ,v ut when ask tbe political economist what are received more information from the speeches which he had Farrell, Thomas D. Smyth, Stephen Alcock, John Sweeny be requisites ...
... advanced down Patrick-strcet, and reached our office, continued their way through Rose Inn-street, to John's Bridge, which they crossed and proceeded up John-street, when they turned about by the Lake, returned into the main body of the town over Green’s Bridge ...
... petitions; borough of Newport, Isle of * borough of borough of (from Sir John M. Doyle K county of Wig ton, borough of W akefield (frorn Mr- S. La-Alles), county of Flint; borough of Cardigan, two petitions (one from Mr. Pryse Pryse), borough of Reading, and ...
... was in the art of drawing the trigger, when the officer in command of the party rode him by the arm. Several other men who were the van. who were all armed, were preparing to the example iho first ruffian who presented the blunderbnw, until they saw the ...
... to represent the appointment of Sir John Campbell as a job. Wc were amongst the first protest against the appointment, but, in doing so, took occassion to express our conviction that neither the government nor Sir John Campbell was in the slightest degree ...
... Kilbarron and Finnoe. —Mr. Clear having obtained the consent of Mr. John Gaynor, Lisbullvard. Lower Ormond, to act as Kc- IH*al warden, requests he may appointed by the Association. Mr. John Treacy having completed his collection of 11., was admitted member ...
... August, 1819, in the dispersion of a legally-assembled reform meeting the armed yeomanry of that town, and which, down to the present hour, has never been investigated. Mr. (now Sir) John Cam Hobhouse, in his supplicatory letter to Lord Castlereagh, written ...
... concur with them in their regard and love of Ireland.—l have the honour to be your obedient and very humble servant, HENRY GRATTAN. John M'AUndon, Esq., Drogheda.” Armagh, 14th August, 1841. « Dear Sir—On my return to this city last night, X received your ...
... William Smith ; John Richardson, t. Henry Ward; John Warner and others, v. Thomas Keller; James Ryan, r- Charles Cowley; Robert Murraj, t>, F, William Hopkins ; Andrew Thunder, v. Henry Furney ; Geo. Bingham. r- John Lambert, attorney ; John Hochfort, v. ...