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... with increased audacity and large pickets were stationed, with their arms increased success. tilled • whilst the hands military marches and pa- On Friday night two gates near Cardigan were openlv triotic’ airs. A whole battalion occupied the post-office ...
... withont delay. A man-of-war steamer went the Shannon Friday last with SOU) stand of arms for Limerick. Four other steamers were despatched from the Tower for Ireland with arms. understand that two Men-of-War steamer* will stationed at Tarbert, and the other ...
... wish preserve bis incognito, and chance to visit KUlarney and call to the Victoria, or Kenmare Arms, and see the respectable ✓ tor, Mr. Walsh, steward to John Coltsman, Esq., or the steward of Henry Arthur Herbert, Esq., and ask any of them, or many others ...
... no remedy, for all the sufferings which her people endured. I myself rememlmr a gentleman from Kerry, a barrister—Mr. St. John Mason—who was hanted out of the county because dared to put an address into a newspaper—who was pursued to Itoserea. and afterwards ...
... 130 S. who was on du'y in the Tottenham-road, uer.r the Camden-road Villas, as the keep-r of the to.l gate facing the nock Arms, observed two cabs.-he hist containing two centlempn in«ide, ami the second three g»*ntlemen. pass down Maidenlane. in the ...
... engulfed in the waves. The names of the crew, who were all natives inhabitants of Cardigan, were—Benjamin Bowen, the present master, having a wife and two children ; John Rees, son of Mr. Thomas Ree, culm-merchant. Quay-street; and the last and the least ...
... return, and Messrs. Daniel Cronin. John and Maurice Brennan, John Mahout, and Denis S, Lawler protested against the legality of the meeting and endeavoured to call another and »[>- | o Thomas Galway. D. W. Murpl.y John and Joseph Riordan, and K. Scott insisted ...
... relatives.” —Momiag Herald. Darivo Outrage—Robbbet op Arm* and gallast Capture by the Peasantry .—On Sunday last, about 11 o’clock, party of five armed men, wit their face* blackened, entered the bouse of John Cormack, of Cureeny, an aged and respectable fanner ...
... inaartion of the Utter of the liberator on the eainataa AUermaa Oardaoar aaoonJed the roaolotloa, which ...
... Lismore:—“ He could support Connell wit* his voice, but he would support him more. Lookat that arm (said the rev. gentleman, stretching forth his right arm). After the magnificent scene I have this day witnMsed. I’ll die death, or see Ireland free (tremendous ...
... kept their coun- Morgan, hsq., do.; Rev. John P.P., Atran ; W ai- trv in its wrctrhed state (..Hy and effectually removed. S i n S’ i> i/* til 'lTiere was the tithe rent-charge which they had to pay to Rev. John Onflln R.. Balhnak.il; the M Na-: >v * abolish ...
... at a quarter-past twelve o’clock, in the presence of Mr. Walker, the Comptroller of his Royal Highness’s Household, and Sir John Dorat and Mr. Savory, Gentlemen of the Household. The greater part of the domestics were also admitted witness the last moments ...