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... yesterday, civil bill a) decrees are never put into execution by the sub-sheriff, he unless in cases which require the presence of armed force; Id and I therefore declined to act upon the decrees delivered, ,et unless expressly directed by the Board of Guardians ...
... to sympathise w.th our.uf. ferine countryman, and memorialise her Majesty s ministers the subject —Edinburgh Witness. Lord Cardigan ao*.n_A military ™ f |P° is.f dant cavai y The troops cons , s tod of the ft r a W &e P were put through .he usual evolut ...
... not twelvemonth since Mr. Pratt was united to ooe of the daughters of the Rev. Sir John Godfrey Thomas, Bart, Hector of Bodiam, in the seme vicinity. (From tb« John Bull.) O'Connell, at recent meeting of the Repeal Association, read the following rhetorical ...
... ; Captain Maguire ; Daniel Hannon, Esq. ; John Charles Fitzgerald, Esq. ; J*mes Savage, Esq. ; Charles Mullin, Esq. ; Dr. O’Donnell ; Messrs. Aylward, Dames. Sands, Harry, Byrne, Culken. Charles Callaghan, John O'Callaghaii, Flynn, M* Mahon, O’Donegan ...
... was soon out of sight. An accident happened on board one of the revenue cutters just at the time her Majesty passed. The yard-arms were manned, from which one of the men slipped into the sea, and went under several times. The boat of the cutter was shortly ...
... means for the suppression of discussion and opinion j when, in the boldness of their power, they threaten force and a resort to arms, the time has come in which even the most forbearing should be courageous, and when they who deserve freedom, because they ...
... nothing should keep him away. He had next to baud iu If. forwarded to him Mr. John Lyuan. Strokestown, and moved the admission of the twenty subscribers as associates, aud Mr. John Swiney as a member. The next remittance was 3f. 10*. 9(f. from Castiepollard ...
... returnable to the assizes agamst oersons: Wm. Morrison, John Gorman, Wm. fergu son Owen Rafferty, Bernard Conolly, s ? John Fannin, and Richard Moloney (of the Juncral party); James Byers, Alexander Hopk.ns. John Samuel Stewart, Thomas Shannon, Jas. M Klttnck ...
... REPEAL ASSOCIATION. An adjourned meeting of the above was yesterday in the Coro Escbange, Wm. Bbtak, E«q , In tbe Chair. Mr. John O’Connell read following letter fiom Mr. Connor Sir— ln consequence of tbe general repudiation the Repeal Association of tbe ...
... importance with Mr. Grattan: is certain not one word respectioc the Union ; may have spoken some time or other Mr. Grattan on the subject of the mon. as has Hone any other public man who did not belonp to the body, hot convinced that Mr. Grattan never bad the ...
... drawing- rooms. . Inquest.— John E. Hyndman, Esq., one of the city coroners, held an inquest shortly after one o’clock, upon the body of the deceased Mary M‘Dermott, when the following witnesses were examined The Rev. John Smith, C.C., deposed that he ...
... front of the house, and taw company of soldicrt in arms at the gnard-honae door. bold course could only aave him. lie advanced coolly towards hia kind friend”—declared that he was neither without arms or company—that stout hearts were convcoirnt, and ...