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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Ball!— A tall hatchet-faced young man, named John Brown, who resides in Temple-bar, charged stout-made, well dressed, block-like sort of fellow, named James Lacy, with having abducted from his, the said John Brown's, bet, 4s. 6d. silver. Dr. Kelly—Tell ...
... but subsequently admitted to bail (on the application ot .Mr. John Walsh) in wo solvent securities of 201. each, and himself in 401. Mrs. Sarah Kearney, of Francis r-et, complained tin t armed with At noon, on the 12th, a large body of men course the Tory ...
... honourable baronet looked pale and evidently excited, lie soon after advanced to the front of the hustings, where he stood with his arms across, steadily viewing the populace, and apparently under the influence of more than ordinary anxiety. At eleven o’clock ...
... deputy for that IsKith, and of anv other deputies who would otherwise be required to poll j themselves. , ju *1 * Mr Henry Grattan, M.P., here appeared before the assessor in order to make application on behalf of the ; ur,polled vnt in booth M. The latter ...
... until after the elec- proceeded to Borris gate, around which several hundred tion was over (cries of we did; we knew that armed men and women were already collected, and several hundred parties were out in pursuit of them ). Well, then, he more joined ...