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... access. Every island, every projecting headland, from whence guns could bear upon the harbour, were occupied, and strongly armed, commencing from the point of entrance into the inner harbour, on the Amoy side, the principal um line of defence, after * ...
... reading the Petition in a clear and steady voice*a copy of which we annex. John Griffin, Esq. M.D. then rose to propose the 1 following Resolution, which was seconded by John All/Mahon, Blacken, Esq.: Resolved*That it is the deliberate conviction of ...
... fellow-soldiers, with Major Grattan, to the attack. The bone of the fore part of his left arm as s shattered by a ball, and under the excitement of the action, and the heat of the atmosphere, the wound became rapidly inflamed, and the arm swelled so, that h i ...
... Droaikeen ; A. Champagne, Clk. Miltawn ; John Corneal, Beechnionnt ; Thos. E, Carte, Limerick; R. Ilawtry Cox ; \Villiam Cox, J.P. Ballynoe ; John C. Creed, Clk. ; E. S. Cooper, Markree ; William Creed, Uregare. John Dickson, D.L. Clonshire ; Daniel Dickson ...
... coach was Sir John Ribton. Bart., and his eon, Mr. John Boyar, jun., and Mr. Jones, of %Bow ; sod outride, a son of Capt. Rich, County Inspeetor, and Mr. Smith. On Thursday night between the hours of nine and ten o'clock, seven men, armed, attacked the ...
... murder of ‘Thomas Maguire, and th ut as totally innocent of all knowledge of that de: ed or it trator, d the (Signed) Dad- JOHN ye ad- The above statement was read over to the convit Delahunt, and which, he stated befor e us, contain ss the account of ...
... following Spe- cial Jury :—Messrs.Westropp, Attyflin, John Lloyd, J. B. Massy, Richard Mason, R. D. Massy, Samuel Maunsell. John Peppard, Wm. Odell, Peter Franklin, Thomas Weldon, Michael Apjohn, Thomas Adams, John Copley, G. M. Maunsell, Thos. Royse, T. M. Wilson ...
... U. S. Gazette, that he had 'resigned in consequence of Lord Cardigan having required him to make memoranda, privately, of officers who absented themselves from evening stables. Lord Cardigan, he says, never required him to report officers in the manner ...
... risoned for 12 months. Edmond Keib,lipPel:, ing in arms at night, to be imprisoned fur 12 mar at hard labour. William Breen, manslaughter, Bridget Mackey, exposing her infant child, xis in° - _ tioit ueut John Nolan, pig atealing,to be imayt. Viedfor sit months ...
... the present system upon which Ireland is governed. Ireland is admitted to be the right arm of the British empire, then why persist in an Union which paralyses that arm for all the purposes of British safety and prosperity? The friends of Repeal in Missouri ...
... the tate Mr. Jobe Shire. At John, sou of the late Jame Stewart, Sol. of Crde Bank. At the Rev. D. 11. R. Coghill. At Rath, Sir John aleacle, IL .H. A , Beckenham, Cent, Captive Thomas Vivito, Royal Navy. At tiree. , n, John Whitest Esq. late Captain ...
... tha chairman non Rav. Janus QtllK, Iks pious and szcollant pastor of St. John's, whoso recaption was of the moat enthusiastic nature, the Rav. Mveers CsasT and Rvsit. Saint John's, Mamas. Lynch, Hayom, H. Doyle. and Purcell, of William-elnet. Letters ...