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... effect— * Whereat certain districts in South Wales, especially In the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Cari narvoo, tumultuous assemblages of the people, armed with guns and other destructive weapons, bad taken place by night, and committed outrages ...
... ->ke ; Mr. Robert Graham, of Arran; Mr. James Dallam, Portlongfleld ; Mr. Blakeley, Mr. James Gilborne, of &lr John Kimble, of Evelagh ; Air. John Best, of Droromany ; Mr. George Stewart. ** That the second division of the district shall the Arvagh division ...
... added that hi* lordrbtp had on one occasion written letter to a tenant of bis, threatening him if ventured to vote for Henry Grattan. This letter’waa found in the pocket of the man, and kept aafely in order to arcure him from persecution, it was a breach ...
... first matter he had to report waa, that he had found it oeceaaary to appoint borough weigh master (bear). bad appointed Mr. John Btepheoaon (bear, bear); and be (the Lord Mayor) had alao agreeable to the council’s direction, issued his proclamation relative ...
... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. An adjourned meeting of the above was yesterday in the Coro Escbange, Wm. Bbtak, E«q , In tbe Chair. Mr. John O’Connell read following letter fiom Mr. Connor Sir— ln consequence of tbe general repudiation the Repeal Association of tbe ...
... Jniy (be 31at day Anguat oast, both daya inclusive, for the reeeiving tame.—Dated tbla 27th day of Ma? 1843. JOHN JACKSON, Churchwardens. JOHN CHAMBEKS. Jon.,/ aei,fc PARISH OF BT. GF.ORGE, mJBLIN.—NOTICE. —lo pnmisoce of the Municipal Corporation Act ...
... been no other business transacted worthy notice. F.cn o’Clock —Consols for Account closed at Spanish. 19$. The Countess of Cardigan is recovering from her late severe indisposition, and tier ladyship, when able to travel, will leave Pnrtman-square for the ...
... Liverpool, Quiz >t, and suite, entered by the side door the western side just at four o’clock, the Queen of England leaning on the arm of the King of the French, and the Queen the Fieoch upon that Prince Albert. Her Majesty wore tartan dresa, with black and white ...
... committeeo, defenders, assassins^ of men, and houghers of cattle, associatora, &c. The free parliament waa broken upon by armed mobs ; men suspected of favouring the importation of British produce were tarred and feathered act was passed ** to prevent ...