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... Defendants. 14th of NOVEMBER —_—_—_— . | Next, at the hour of One o’Clock in the afterncon, Same Piaintiffe, at my Chambers, on the John Smyth and others, Inn's Quay, Dublin, sect up Defendan'e. and srll by Publie Cant, to —= ——- the highest and fairest bids ber ...
... yacht, from a rruise off Havre. Lord Cardigan has i 'S'nicwd hi* law aaenls move for a condition*! order for triramal nihirma'inii ihe Timrf. lor the publication ol emraft* tellers, tinder iHe heading of ** Lord Cardigan and his olßcers. ,, Fourteen vessels ...
... and perfume And we ere weeds without it. (cheers) The time was come which wae foretold by that Gteat champion of liberty, Grattan. at the period of the disestrous The country,” said he * wil! not be put down, She will wait. Relyiug on the impraeticabis ...
... their country, but, in v.olation of all the ordinances of justice and constitutional right, were pre- venied hy the strong arm of power from accomplishing their patriotic The bigh sheriff called the meets ing together—he was in punctual at bis courte ...
... Kerry- Ptereo Mobony, jun , E»q ,of Ktliooooy, Lblouel. . u Kildare John Utooche, Etq, of Uarrwtowo, Kilculiro. Kutg Cooafy—Hoary Tionob, Esq., Nawtown, *!Ta HaiaiFOf f*o Lritrim -John Cod ley, Esq .of Killejor, KU. loshaailr*. . Lmettck— Uobert Maxwell ...
... the public will be much gratified by au iuspection of this Leviathian of a steam frigate. eal LORD CARDIGAN AND THE PRESS. Weunderstand that Lord Cardigan hes instructed his law agents to move fora conditional order fora criminal! information agaiast the ...
... A»n«M«f B«W* UtcMi.Dnvi*. proprietor ottlie Hotelln ttjtby. November !4, la Skreen Cliuich, Ihtt county, by table the rif Arm»*b, Aitliar Bbooae tooper. E.q.. eIJcU eon of Attaar Brooke Utmar, «A Coqij«S HIU. •• Euxobetb, oldcet daughter of tfie Her ...
... was to this effect— Whereas in cortein districts in Seath Wales, especially in the counties of and Cardigan, and von, tumultuous assemblages of the armed with gans end other destructive weapons, had taken place by night and committed outrages ofa viclent ...