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... were so well armed and ready for action, that the dragoons could not enter the town until Monday morning, and the conflict that took place on Newcastle bridge is be. yond description. The soldiers were thrown off their hqrses, their arms taken from them ...
... lowing were members of the deputation :-Messrs. Henry Magan, Patrick Toole, John >I-Donnell, James Skeen, M'Allister, C. M'Donnell, C. Lemmon, Thomas M'Evoy, L. O'Brien, John M'Kittrick, D1. M,Uaffrey. An address was also presented to the honourable gen ...
... domestic legis- lature. It contained the arms of the trade, with the motto, United td support, but not combined to injure. THE AGORICULTUtAL BLACE9sMITHs BANNER, With their arms and motto of the trade. TlHE r-OPEMAKEns. Arms of the trade, mottos- Virtue, Wisdom ...
... county Mayo; John Campbell, Armagh; John Keebii, Mayo; Miles Kehoe and William Kehoe, Wex. ford; Mich. Mlllweeny, Derry ; Bryan Kelly, Donegal; John MIGibbin, senior, and John M'Gibbin, junior, Bel. fast; Thomas Conuolly, Queen's County; ...
... James Denvir, being -the sub. seriptions of eleven clergymen, viz., Rev John Haggerty, P P, Armoy, 11; Rev Sami Young, P P, Aughagallon, 11; Rev Rev John M'Court, P P. Glen. arm, 11; Rev RiEdw Nagree;y R C C, Randalstown, 11; Rev William M'Mullen, CC ...
... opinion of one great Irish patriot, and of a leading political gentleman (Mr. Daly), in a letter to Mr. Grattan: We have reaped the benefits of having armed the people, and now we must hope to avoid the inconveniences of it.- Our volunteers here were ready ...
... Fleming, J. T. Magher, N. 0. Powser, Snow-hill House; James Power, of Ballydine; John Hackett, Mount Prospect; Joseph Rivers, Daniel Hayden, Henry Downes, Stephen P. Curtis, John Power, Meout Richard; Maurice O'Donnell, P. Hayden, Richard Hayes, William O'Donnell ...
... removal of those disabilities. Mr. Grattan, who boasted, and with justice, of the desperate fidelity with which he adhered to the cause of Ireland, and to the interests of his Ronan Catholic fellow-countrymen-Mr. Grattan positively i assured the house and ...
... accordingly, and Sir John Newport and he rMr. O'Connell] were appointed to wait on Lord John Russell. They waited on his lord- ship at cue o'clock, and then he broke to Lord John his plan of a chattel interest and a term of years. Lord John Russell did not ...
... Association-The Great Demonstra~ r iJter. ?? Report of the Important Debatemith O'Brien's Motion-Remarkable Speeches of ord John Russell and of some of the Tories who voted against Mi- nistersl The Division-Analysis of the Debate. Inen- diarihm in England ...
... I find in the Timees of Friday last an account from their private correspondent, that boo stand of arms have been distributed among the people by arm clubs, at a cost of 11, 6s. each, and all for the use of a lady-to wit, Rebecca and her Daughters. But ...
... -General Aspiroz, with 9,000 men, 700 horse, and two batteries, rested this night at Pardo.-£ All the militia has been called to arms. Narviez is expected to arrive to-morrow before Madrid with twelve battalions and 1, lii horse. According to the latest news ...