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... n. _ _ . The following qualified and registered their names at the County Quarter Sessions, for the possession of fire-arms :—John Blackwell. Cnolnahilla Powell ; Robert M'Natnara, Carass ; Denis Guerin, Caliirelly ; Wm. Ryan, Ballinagally ; Michael Foley ...
... REPORTER, TUESDAY. MAY 9. 1843 ARMS BILL To amend and continue the Lairt in I •'eland relative in the Registering of Arms, and the Importation, Manufacture and Sate of Arms, Gunpotcder, and Ammunition. * 1 —Licenae keep Arm*, bow applied for. *2.—Applications ...
... Kilcreest, and Clare, Ennis Union. At NI Grown Malhay Petty Sessions, Francis G. Morony, Esq. and E. Bell, Esq. N.M. presiding, John Corry and others, for wilful and malicious trespass, by cutting and carrying away se aweed off Corrigduff, one mile from the ...
... Knight Carey, Fsq.. son of John Carey. Eaq., of Newport, to Letitia, eldest daughter of the lats Lieut. Uovd, 4th, or Roval lhah Dragoons Guards. On Fridav last, at Ennis Church, the Rev William Young. Elisa, third daughter of Mr. John Leech, of that town, ...
... 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 ...
... oaths z—George Dunlevie, James 0. Plyun' Edmund A. Meredith, Matthew J. Marten, Henry W. Massey, William Burke. James Coffey, John Ball, Robert W. Whelan, and Robert Wilson, Eggs. There is a report in the Hall of the Four Codita, that Chancellor Sugden is ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... ▼an. and similar arrangement St. Patrirk’s and Thomoodgaia Societies, with Band, banners, wand, and sashes. The Limerick St. John's Branch, St. Dominick’s, St. Franci*’ and Munpral-alreel Sodetie*. with Bands, banofrs, 4c. St. Juba's Society, with Band ...
... 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 ...
... vice Morshead ; Walter Ferguson Lockson, vice Inglefield; John Fraser Lodington Baddeley, vice Boxer, promoted; James Anderson Norie, vice Longden ; George Lee Chandler, vice Middleton ; George John Power, vice Cannon ; Charles George Arbuthnot, vice Cookson ...
... prepared to address you this interesting occasion (cheers.) After considerable amount of subscriptions were received, the Rev. John N. Smith, of St. James’ Church, rose to address the meeting. Wc merely give an outline of most eloquent discourse, delivered ...