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... affirmation aforesaid do further present and say that the said Daniel O'Connell John O'Connell Thomas Steele Thomas Nlathew Ray Charles Gavan Duffy Thomas Tierney Peter James Tyrrell John Gray and Richard Barrett unlawfully maliciously and seditiously contriving ...
... Oriental, Canton; Sir John Rae Reid, St. Kitt's ; Seran, Havana; Oromocto, St. John's, N. 8.; Rolla, Quebec; Roding, Oporto; Stadt Colburg, Dantzic ; Lowther and William Thompson, St. Petersburg; Odin and Catherine, Christians; John Wesley, Guernsey. Sailed ...
... the fair of Borris, county Carlow, on the 14th inst. THE NEW ARMS BILL.—THE CUSTOMS, MERICK.—Mr. Carte, on the part of the Customs, applied to the magistrates for a summons under the new Arms Act against the master of the ship William Frazer, from London ...
... in the kitchen. He sat down in a chair facing the fire, when he fell backwards in a fit with his arm towards the grate, and before assistance arrived his arm was completely roasted. He was conveyed in a state of great suffering to Charing-cross Hospital ...
... this imperative measure worthy of crisis and the cause. Dr. GRAY seconded the motion, which was carried unanim( usly. Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS followed on the same subject, and maintained that no member of the O'Connell family need feel any squeamishness on ...
... Greenway, 227; Thomas Jones, 205; John Steel, 186; James Butler, 152; Robert Tibbits, 150. Radicals, &c. Thomas Pratt, 126; John Lampray, 114; John Satchwell, Edward Greaves, 62; William Walker, 38; William Ayres, 36; John Mollady, 24; Frederick Osmond Hyde ...
... inst., and took the customary oaths in the hall of the society on the following day, viz. :—Henry Mills, Vincent Stuckey Lean, John W. Martin Fonblanqoe, Wm. Varridge, David Morrin, Davyd Wm. Nash, and Thomas Chaloncr Smith, Esqrs. NELSON'S FLXO.--It is a ...
... in some cases without a fe r , c . un ding wall, and incapable of offering a temporary de` against a multitude, were they armed only with pikes stones. d; :_` frnder those circumstances it was better to allow the to7l‘,oected to exhaust their venom in ...
... enrolled as repealers, and he was proud to rank the Right Rev. Dr. Slattery at the side of John of Tuani—(cheers). The motion was seconded, and carried. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL handed in several sums from Catholic clergymen and other parties, and moved the ...
... Edinburgh to the Mil l it oti o o tentiary. After delivering the convicts at the I' lo e of aa the deceased was walking home arm-in-arm witl ll,o 511d70,1 comrades, when he complained of feeli n g 00we b e otY he had a spasm in his head. In two seconds f, ...