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... J. Balfmir, D. 1.. st. Clair, Mr.. It. uthton. Roe. A. Watson, and other., betho alinor foe Sind.. of the autographs of the arm: partim. an fai Ct. deception is °athlete, and it is my tortunate that the anaemia. of Mn. Bowls led to the elp.oure the fraud ...
... 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, ...
... this cause as to the tollbar nuisance. The outrage in this county on Mr. Edwards, whose bed was riddled with slugs fired an armed band of men outside, was because of his unpopularity as a tithe collector for the lay impropriator of the district. In some ...
... situate in the counties of Cardigan and Radnor, belonging to the Duke of Newcastle, were put up to auction, by Mr. Smith, the quantity of land be disposed of consisting about 30,000 acres. Hafod was formerly held by Colonel Johnes, and was for many years ...
... the 20th have come to Both the and the Fen del Comereio - Dann the of the statement that the Lopez ailment in shout to the armed intervention !Fiance. The government continued to suppress the aloonrable accounts from Barcelona. and appear to we been d ...
... onfMtMtalT bit from (bt bajMl Ist. n., - XtQf-« Arm. Hotel. Falmootb, and biok. bo Ha dmlboaa, Moaeim, toauMaOMOs It aasasrad Ibst mas lad, badtoa. AM •age*, aod bad bar* ia a of lalamkalkoi 6am that lime. John hie 'fatsil* aro Bode. Lady Coansnay it bow ...
... his d the tithe questions. In connexion w ith | ; John favor (hear). I wook (said the revered and high ly-venerated by ballot, ani to the address of E Maurice clergyman), | ook at that arm (raising his arm aloft\—after latter question, he called attention ...
... aentioaent and one a nil. There waa them no political heresy (loud cheers). They were animated one spirit, and they were by single arm ; there was no disunion amongst them ; and he bad therefore the greatest possible pleasure in identifying himself with them ...
... of Iveragh, and county of Kerry —the very year wwhichßritish oppression forced the Amernican people to seek for security in arms, and commenced that bfuo(ly stroggle by which they established their national ndependence, His father was Mr. Morgan O'Conuell ...
... Burke, Esq., Rusco; Patrick Burke, Esq., do. ; John. M'Kenna, Req., Cogheen; Edward Rice, Esq., do; Ed- mend Burke, Eq., do;, John Wade, Esq., do ; Janies C. Prendergast, Rq.; Rev. J. Kelly, P.P., Cloghieen; John Murphy, do. ; Rev. Edward Walsh, R. C. C. ; ...
... CARDIGANSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. GEORGE GOODE, At the Talrot Hotel, tbe Town of Aberystwyth, in the County of Cardigan, on Wednesday the Eighteenth of October, 1843, at the hour of Four o'clock the afternoon, subject to conditions which will ...
... the Fart a Cardigan's hieing placed heed sorest one of the officers or bieregintent. har• that there was not the *ltchiest pined b y foundation fur whet we summed to be the fate connected with the seam. MlallaTalL—YesteTthie monolog dr. John Chrytoo, wbe ...