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... integrity. hat that it is libellous, and might involve us in litigation.—Perckel. , In the Insolvent Court, Dublin, on Saturday, John Bytues of Limerick, chandler. was ommsed by Mr. i Seymour. but the Court ordered his discharge. FEMALE EDUCATION. ' 4 ) Jiffs ...
... arrived at Tarbcrt roadstead, head quarters of the force to be stationed in the Lower Shannon, where preaent there are four armed vessels lying—her Majesty's ships Lynx and Snipe, and the Comet and Pluto steamers. The Lynx is to take up position at Scatlery ...
... they may be employed teaching the use of arms to the peasantry. A number of persons yesterday received from the Recorder license to keep arms. Much anxiety seems to exist to obtain permission to keep fire arms. MEETING or GUARDIANS.—This day, the Guardians ...
... eaistence f rurrouned with nrch army «.U ; r.«d, Need I tell you the . t0 0 f valour self armed. lf J ' J f t ~n to glory the patriotbv the eloquence of Grattan lncr , w arms, ism Charlecnnn Ireland saving scorning , name greater »n3 England f™m • mng , was ...
... Guards, Aid• Thomas Tierney Rev Peter Court 0 , ~..- 11.. delCuttip to Lord Elgin, has been laid :up in rouse- i james Tyrrell John (hay Bench -e, . ;:oi .'• quence of an injury in the kg. The arrival of the Richard Barrett. • be a tr. , ~ i - , in o:en ...
... O'Driacoll, Rev. John Norman. Carriekbeg,CountyWaterford—Johnrower, Kilfane ; itev. Mr. Fogarty, itev. Mr. Deeby, p atr id, Hayden, Thomas Feehan, John Boyle, James Kenna, John Mulcahy, James laullowney, Maurice W a l s h. \ Patrick Hurley, John Power, Matthew ...
... small stores, &e. to the batteries on the lower Shannon, in addition to other arms, for theme effectual defence of those fortresses. _ _ _ . The Garrison of Dublin, of all arms, are M pool under orders of readiness to turn out at the mead of the bugle ...
... register Arms I served on the Clerk of the Pence for the next Sessions for this county, at Limerick. All notices must be lodged with him on or before Saturday next. In reference to a paragraph in last, as to applications for license under the Arms' Act, ...
... Lord (Lord Stanley) were absent, and that the Canadian Cora bill could not be proceeded with ? Sir IL PEEL said that the Irish Arms bill would he taken in that case, Mr. GISBORNE asked whether the sanction of the Crown had yet been given to the Bill respecting ...
... of shrubs, for planting the spare ground in front of St. John's Castle, at Thomond bridge. The Council then adjourned for a fortnight. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Fan. 3. Mr. H. GRATTAN, seeing the Noble Lord, the Secretary for Ireland. in his ...
... of vanity and selfishness, were the leading symptom* rather than the cause of madness. jealous of Mr. Montgomery, of Lord Cardigan. Sir Willoughby Cotton, and others; had challenged Dr. ClliotaoD, Mr. Montgomery, Sir J. Lushington, General Ventura, and ...
... Henry Dwyer, Reny Leg, John J. Wangle* Richard Gana, inn. Wills Bennett, William H. Week Thomas Banbury, John D. Hutchinson, William FiAdi, John TuthM, Thomas P. Pitman. William Armstrong, Robert Lid. will, Samuel Cooke, John Boureider, Puteele O'Brien ...