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... ATTEMPT TO ASSASSINATE JOHN BURKE, ESQ. J. P. Mr. Burke, ofTintriro, near ScarifT. resident country gentleman, of high character, and a Magistrate of the county Galway, providentially escaped the fatal shot of midnight assassin, on Friday, when preparing ...
... carriage, and stared at the occupant. © Who is it 2 said I, agnin. * John Toler, the attorney-zeneral.’ Amid deafening cries of vengeance against him, the carriage moved on, and then rose the will cheers of the colleze men to weleome their partizan. A ...
... Blennerbassett, Esq. Tralee, on the 6lh Inst, after giving birth prematurely, to daughter, Miliscrot Agnes, the beloved wife of John Colli*, of Barrow, Esq. For some time previous tu her decease, her health became much impaired, but it must be a matter ofihe ...
... facing Christ Church, London. Ask for “ Paul’s Dr: Baillie’s Pille” SER. HUGGARD, Mall Tralee. SOLD BY JOHN HACKETT, Statione er, Muin-street, JOHN CASEY, 9, Bagwell- street, and R. GRAHAM, D Clon— and mel; Wardend Co., Co., Flood, Price, Herron, and ...
... will any pitv shown to us others, who may fall into our almost hopeless situation. JOHN HUGHES. “DAVID JONES. “The markX of JOHN HUGH. “ Cardiff Gaol, Nov. I. “ Witness, John B. Woods, Governor.’* Our private correspondence from Alexandria of the 16th ult ...
... archbishops enrolled as Repealers, and he was proud to rank the Right Rev. Or. Slattery the side of John Tuam (cheers}. The motion was seconded and carried. Mr. John O'Connell handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen, and other parties, and moved the admission ...
... liberty of the subject; but it should be remembered the right to carry arms was only for self-defence; and that in Ireland the Roman (Catholics were prohibited from carrying arms from the reign of William the HI., to the year 1783, when it was little ...
... and tried your lordship's interrogatories the days of Sadi the then Lord Lieutenant asked who the Grattan* were ! Swill replied, •* Not know the Grattans! why, lord, they could raise IU.UUO men !” I venture to say that the affect ion for that name has ...
... j;raml«lanbter of the late John »> Esq., Manor St. John's, Waterford. DEATHS. At thchnnscon.orfatl.or.Rowland Tralee, on the (ilh inat. alter .vincr birtli prnreitnrcl'y, daut-htcr. Mn.tsCKNT A..MKS. the beloved wifeif John ColVus.of Harrow. F.vl. For ...
... and Sir Perey N nt in Mullingar. ‘The next toasts were — Grattan and the Repeal members for [relan |.” Mr. Grattan returned thanks, The Rev, T. Maguire.” The Rev. Gentieman returned thanks. * John O'Con.ell, Esq.” (nive times nine, and applause ). Mr. returned ...
... Board of Guardians was held yesterday in the Court-house. The following guardians were present:—John Burly, chairman; Francis Chute, John Hilliard, John Miles, John Lynch, Edward Rae, and T. Uowran. The minutes of the last meeting were read and signed. A letter ...
... un'y themselves received personal benefit therefrom, with superior London made Gilt Ornaments over the day at the KE.VMARB ARMS, atwliich of the •lia, but t.iey invariably recommend it to their friends and Festoons; a Loo Table, with handsome Base Covers; ...