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... taking therefrom two stand of fire-arms.— Shinrone Correspondent the Nenagh Guardian. A party of armed men paraded the lands of Tubberd a few nights ago, and discharged several shots. They posted notices on the doors of John M'Redraond and William L awl or ...
... succeeded in arresting not long since, in the glen of Aherlow, another bad character named John Breen, charged with attacking the house of John Ryan, of Glaboola; also John O’Brien, charged with the robbery of Collins, the dairyman. —Limerick Chrmucie. Affray ...
... Church of Scotland. Mr. HUME moved for certain returns relating to the expenses of criminal prosecutions in Ireland. Mr. H. GRATTAN wished to know whether the returns moved for bv his honourable friend would include an account of toe expenses of certain ...
... night. In point of fact, it appeared that the men were under arms day and night; so that, night after night, without respite or relaxation, the troops were continually obliged to be ■ under arms behind their defences, and suffering priva tions of the most ...
... of cruelty, and to murder many thousand Protestants, that lived peaceably and friendly with them, before they could take up arms for their defence, made the sins of murder, violence, and cruelty, immeasurably sinful and detestable.” Horlase adds, that ...
... excitement and interest appeared to pervade the meeting— amongst those present were—Alderman Sir John Power, Bart. Mr. J. O’Connell, M.P. ; Mr. H. Grattan, M.P.; Alder- men Keshan, Butler, and Gardiner; Messrs. P. Hayes, Perry, T.C. ; Kirwan, T.C. ; Pearson ...
... and feet frostbitten, and had a fearful sword cut across one hand, and a musket ball in his stomach; the other had his right arm completely cut through the bone. Both were utterly destitute of covering, and had not tasted food for ThisBuftices for a sample ...
... such is the exact position of Mr. O’Connell, and such is the exact mode after which the rascal should be treated. (from THE JOHN BULL.) What we understand by the replies of the Duke of Wellington and Sir Robert Peel is, that any overt act on the part of ...
... Stockport, against the Irish arms bill, and in favour of a repeal of the legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland. Mr. P. HOWARD presented a petition from Carlow deprecatory of the spirit and principles of the Irish arms bill. Sir D. ROCHE presented ...
... the Deluge, and containing the arms of the trade, with the motto, Unanimity and Friendship.” The Coopers (Guild of St. Patrick')— very fine banner, drawn in carriage with four greys and outriders, and containing the arms of the trade, and motto. Prosperity ...
... , by Lewis, a weaver ; Mr. John Morgan, a farmer and rendering him more productive labourer, and more to freeholder ; Matthew Morgan, his son ; Rees Morgan, be depended on. Mr. Hume then referred in detail to his son ; John Morgan, his son, the man who ...
... the opinions ot various celebrated Irish patriots, and quoted from a speech of Mr. Grattan 1793. The hon. gentleman as was quoting, might have referred to speech Mr Grattan delivered in that house a subsequent neriod and quoted what were almost his last ...