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... struck a light, and on °resin kis bed.room door, saw in another room two mill, with some kind of maks over their fame, and each armed • The exptailatios of the word that a pioneer employed Ic &Mg odd shoat the barritek-yard the like, which task \ha hi • great ...
... no remedy, for all the sufferings which her people endured. I myself rememlmr a gentleman from Kerry, a barrister—Mr. St. John Mason—who was hanted out of the county because dared to put an address into a newspaper—who was pursued to Itoserea. and afterwards ...
... Hugh Doak, Robert Kitcher, Matthew M*C'ullough, Thomas Scott, David Johnston, John Curr, Hugh Watson, James Lowry, William Copelin, John M‘lvelvy, Robert M’Clenaghan, John Lindsay, Wm. M‘Grady. ROSCOMMON ASSIZES. Thursday. Feb. 23. TRIAL OF EDWARD JONF ...
... oupllootiam foiled. Prop.re.l bp John Fox. bottmol I« 11.1. or line* >n one far St. 9,1 d to hod of C. Ki..,, 433. lll«;krmrj.ro.d. ood .11 Kl.uhn.le d rcl.il Me.Uei.ie Vender. Town Cooi.lrp. The gem.ino hu the .mm. of John bump. 4. 9d. cures most obdurate ...
... amendment . dissolved, the consequencs would be, Majority that tlie sou of Mr. John Marietta, the brewer of Hun- PRIVILEGE, fHigdon, who, first as Mr. John jun thca as M inquired when it was lik-ly that the J-tiono. privilege would .g.iu brought ...
... arose Daniel O’Connell perhaps the most remarkable of all the remarkable men who have ever advocated theCatbolic claims, Grattan, and Curran, and Plunkett were Protestants ; some of the unhappy men whose lives had been forfeited to the laws which they ...
... 11A702V-HALL. Thomas Harding, a lad of 18 years, of age, %nut &riled with furiously driving, and running over a little old, whose arm and leg were fractured. ' The parents of the child stated, that on the previous afternoon, she was playing in the street opposite ...
... exemption from rates. FEES TO THE COURT OF COMMON COUNCIL. Lord BROUGIIAM then presented a petition from an individual, named John Lowe, an inhabitant of the city of London, paying £200 a-year reut. Mr. Lowe said, that he had been requested by certain of ...
... Chas. been deposited at the House of John Twig& at Lysietep, Cabin, We., Steward's Fee, 2s. M.; , 7a. 6d diet /sr ewes. A Why is charitable, and akiWio hie the preturpelen et their Wks al Ouse .. larke, Mill ; John Ormond, Pembroke ; Nalhanirl in the said ...
... M.—Louth Mackenzie, Thomas--Itcsa.shlre Pendarves, E. W.—W. Cornwall Mackinnon, W. A —Lymington clumptiery, John—Southwark Msldmay, St. John—Southampton Standish, Charles—Wigan Packe, U. W.—Leicester, South Wood, Sir M.—London Palmer, George—Essex Ellice ...
... and John Leech was present. He railed against shopkeepers, and told how much money had been spent by the spinner’s union, and not one penny for the charter. He said —does not my friend from Glossop tell you that there are plenty of persons armed Glossop-dale ...
... Kingswinford, i departments of science, litera | tions on the obligations of marriage, and he petuity t the Workhouse, | Cardigan..++ Mr. Caleb Lewis, Bookseller The rage for books im all Jent as at) on whieh it treats. — Manchester Chronicle. with ...