... to pay : From Pembroke’s rock to Bangor's creeks, St. David’s Head to Cardigan, Of the havoc of this Turnpike War the British Isles have heard again; , Nor has the Law’s strong arm, yet, true specific hit ou To quiet in hi* mountain bold this fiery Ancient ...

... signature, put his longue in his cheek—the fee his pocket—and bade them good morning —Seuagk Gmrdian. Mr. H. Grattan and Repeal—Mr. Henry Grattan, Member for Meath, has addressed a letter the people of Meath, upon the present state of affairs. copy few ...

... - Viscount and Viscountess Newry, *25 0 at Morue Park House, - - 413 Rev. John F. Close, Morue Rectory, - 15 0 Thomas G. Henry, Lsq. - - - 10 0 John S. Esq., - - . » 0 0 Mr. John ’Wamsley, - Mr. James Wamsley, - Mr. Joseph Moore, - - - Mr. Samuel Floyd ...

... out to be ** men in buckram.” Mr. O’Connell accompanied bis son and Mr. Daunt, entered the building at one o’clock, and moved John Molony, Esq., ex-J.P., into the Chair. The Chairman returned thanks for this honor, and ex- I pressed a wish that the Lord ...

... Kinstrv, George Robinson, and John M'Kinstrv, Esqrs.” , , . « Moved by Sir James Stronge. and seconded Maxwell Cross, Esq..-“ That the Earl of Caledon do vacate the Chair, and William E?q., be called thereto. CALEDON, Chairman. JOHN STANLEY, dull , Seeietory ...

... for the day, the j Infantry their rations. The Artillery and Cavalry remained beside their horses, the Infantry with their arms piled. Their soldierly appearance and general bearing was remarkable, large body of the Constabulary was also posted around ...

... Nunn, Esq., Monaghan ; William’Cochrane, Esq., Leek; John Goudy, Esq., Cool- maine; John Cunningham, Esq., Drumfaldra; J. John-1 to„, Esq., Monaghan; Hamilton M‘Math, Esq.. Castle| biay’ney; John C. Wright, Esq., Clinto; Henry Rogers, Esq., Monaghan ...

... country’s quiet—what more do they want ?” But take note that dirty, shabby £b note, such as Mr. Smith O’Brien sent, and Mr. Henry Grattan promised to send, will do for the Saxon Sturge. The amount of his contribution is plain rule-of-three question. If the anticipated ...

... capital, that want of flic pctu.on was then ordered , , nd .11 other arm, which did not come under employment, which they owe entirely their agitation, I their Lordships ,. min.tion of fire-arms. Kow (Co!. V.) would and which if they left agitation, and to* ...

... Morrison blowing a current of air upon bis eves. Now regard. John .Matclid, Ihc- second patient introdueed, mtd is not said tlw gnat tom emploved hy one of tlio >fedieal Gentlemen bend the cataleptic arm ; indeed, great was the force used that many of ray audience ...

... existed in Ireland ; yet every attempt to obtain a commutation was successfully opposed ; even Grattan's splendid effort was just as unsuccessful as those of Sir John Newport and Sir H. Parnell after the Union. A commutation of the tithes was promised in 1800 ...

... are but 19 prisoners in custody for trial, aud 7 out on bail: Petit Jury: —James Gilmer, John Dickey, James Marks, Patrick Carroll, Owen Kieraji, Henry Kelly, John Bradford, Lawrence Cahill, Owen Carahcr, Thomas Bergin, Janies Dolan, and Thomas Barron ...