... Stockport, against the Irish arms bill, and in favour of a repeal of the legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland. Mr. P. HOWARD presented a petition from Carlow deprecatory of the spirit and principles of the Irish arms bill. Sir D. ROCHE presented ...

... 'Ballybale; ?? Duigan, Ballycaltan; John Delany' s C.C., Kilkenny;' Patrick Doyle, Klikenny; ?? Murray, h' Fitzpatrick, Poor LawOGuardian, Urlingford; John Foran, b ?? Bailyraggett; 'Wilflam Farrell, ?? Lisdowney; t John Phelan, C.C., Moncin; Simon Fogarty ...

... Liberator, Hewitt Bridgeroan, Esq, M.P., Robert Dillon Browne, Esq., M.P., the Right Rev. Dr. Kennedy, M. O’Connell, Esq., J.P., John Forster, Esq , Mathew Reddan, Esq., Dr. Sampson, Moynoe House; James F. Connery, Scariff; Edmond M'Grath, Esq., Kilbarron ; ...

... Gentlemen Cadets educated at ild ...

... the ,dtima ratio of an arms bill. If the people of Ireland were resolved to be in pose. ession of arms, it was not such a paltry measure as this c which would prevent them; it could no more deprive the h people of Ireland of arms than the one-gun Martell ...

... and is replaeed bv V Berroqui, an ex-deputy. J ATTCstpr tinoo-r * M*o..Ta*Tr.-On the night of the mat., about ten o eloek, John Burke I i> Tintrira. in the parish of bmrusli, and eviunty ’(lal. ( bast Biding.) he was passing through Id- hall, was fired ...

... She burned Moly. in pro proscribed Swift-tried to bully and 'rsigh ad ianted to hang Grattan (hear)._ fO Ilt r observations, Mr. Grattan denounced WnIt age the new arms' bill, than which a con- 'hlt3'lMent of the worst spirit of Toryism had ;t: roduced ...

... murder, shooting with intent to a assault with intent to kill or do some grievous bodily haen hery of arms, taking forcible possession, assembling in arm ministering unlawful oaths, refusing to aid the Queen's of &e. The conviction for offences of this descri ...

... | James O’Hagan. James O’Neill, John J. Downes. caßf , d answered . The perusal of these communications called forth the cn- the appointment of such judges had sunk P m • , BrPOnan ...

... military or police. As evidence of the general combination, Mr. Gibson stated that it appeared by the sworn informations of John M‘Eneany, the bailiff of the estate, that in attempting to distrain in the month of April last, he and his assistants were ...

... Dungannon for, and armed There was no public demonstration to made nothing to justily such appearance (cries of hear, hear, hear). A meeting was to be held in private room—where they had a right to meet. Did the 4,000 Orangemen come there armed to attack the ...

... Egan, Esq., per ditto ?? ?? 0 5 0 John Spring, Esq. .. ?? ?? 1 0 0 A. M.,'per Rev Dr. Gaffney ?? ?? 1 0 0 William Morrin, Esq. ?? ?? I 0 0 Joseph'Dodd, Esq, ?? ?? 0 10 0 Cornelius M'Loughlin, Esq., T.C. ?? 1 0 0 John Herrigan, Esq. ?? ?? *, 0° 10 0 Mrs ...