... IN THIS COUNTY. On the night Friday the ’2d i.ist int, thirty or forty persons with their faces blackened, armed with sticks, forks and fire-arms, went to the lands of lUllymacask, near Youghal, where two men wi re p 'cd as keepers on a quantity corn, ...

... relatives.” —Momiag Herald. Darivo Outrage—Robbbet op Arm* and gallast Capture by the Peasantry .—On Sunday last, about 11 o’clock, party of five armed men, wit their face* blackened, entered the bouse of John Cormack, of Cureeny, an aged and respectable fanner ...

... kept their coun- Morgan, hsq., do.; Rev. John P.P., Atran ; W ai- trv in its wrctrhed state (..Hy and effectually removed. S i n S’ i> i/* til 'lTiere was the tithe rent-charge which they had to pay to Rev. John Onflln R.. Balhnak.il; the M Na-: >v * abolish ...

... world. Instead of esbibitinj the bold front nod ready resulutioo an impetuous orator and determined statesmen—the fire of Grattan and the pnrjloee of ton—he cools down into a slipshod of Mr. Gordon Bennett, and a parenthetical defence of Mr. Howley’s ...

... always of this opinion (hear, bean. On the of April, 1823. expressed himself in the following language:—” right bon. friend (Sir John Newport; has declared to tho curse of Ireland to !»© torn factions, mobs, and associations ; and have nothing which can fairly ...