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... The day *vas most favorable, and the evolutions of the troops wore highly creditable to the respective corps. The Earl of Cardigan was the head of his regiment. Major-General Wyndham was amongst the staff officers. There were but few citizens present to ...
... Rev. Mr. Doran, C.C., Rev. John Walsh, P.F., Rolesiown; Benedict Arthur, Esq., Seafield, grand juror of the county Dublin; John Shaw, Patrick Bowden, James Brangun, James Michael Cuffe, William Bowden, Patrick Linehan, John Dodd, James Segrave, Myles ...
... Wemys, John De Montnoiency, William Morris Reade.John llawtry Jones, Arthur Bt. Qeorse. Henry Ryan. William Ixod, John B.C. *«' * , * ** Clayton Savage, James Kearney Aylward, John Power. John Cooke. William Stsnnard. William 11. (•reene. ...
... requisition that Madrid would remain neuter, but would 1not open its gates until the end of the month. - The militia were under arms. A slight engagement had taken place. One captain and two men of the militia force had been killed. Great agitation prevailed ...
... , by Lewis, a weaver ; Mr. John Morgan, a farmer and rendering him more productive labourer, and more to freeholder ; Matthew Morgan, his son ; Rees Morgan, be depended on. Mr. Hume then referred in detail to his son ; John Morgan, his son, the man who ...
... Meehan, api»ointed Repeal arJem, their diplomas, eacli having collected jl . Nowlati, John Cox, Janies Ring, Tuotna; Richard Moore, James Grattan, D miil roote* »!ahony, John Farrell, William Arn • O'Reilly, George Small, Laurence Kenny. ' and Mathew Murray ...
... >rres(H)udeut, that stand of arms have been 'or;bated among the arm clut>s, at a i-ost . , ail lor the u»e of lady—to wit. Rebecca r Daughters. But mark you, Irishmen, and you ob. branded if you not mark it—the government produced arms bill against Wales, while ...