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... warn to remain away. Pid net this look like a scheme to entrap the people, and to bring them unprepared into contact with an armed soldiery ? The soldiers were at the place of meeting, drawn up in battle array-the cannon was loaded, but still there were ...
... and Lady Emily Penncfather, Sir R. and Lady Harty, the Misses Harty, Earl of Cardigan, Sir Compton and Lady Uomville Miss Domvillc, Baroness Robeck, Miss Robeck, Sir John and Lady Burgoyne, the Misses Burgoyne, Lady Macmahon and the Misses Shaw, Earl ...
... Doran, - O'Shannon; John Healy. Assessor; C. Shannon, jun., J. Owens, J. J. Shan- | non, John; Xlurphy, Joseph Langas, James Tiernan, Li . ?? I q I T . - . -- - - - -- .- . I 6 t I 1I 7 11 i f II II I i i i 4 I t I I II F I I Ilealy John Healy, James p-street; ...
... garrison of Dublin. fully armed and provisioned, and arrayed for battle? “Secondly—Whether tho conduct of inhabitants of Dublin, and its vicinity, or of any part of Ireland, has justified even the semblance of an apical to arms—a proceeding carried out ...
... learn wbat future line of proceedings tbe leading members of tbs association prepared to recommend. Mr. O’Neill Dual mored the! John Aagattm O’Neil', E»q.. of Bunowcn Cattle, do take the chair, and the motion «n« s»*coDdrd •fc'arnatioo. Mr. O'Neill taid he ...