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... the subscribers, the Repeal Wardens of Anna West. HUGH BRADY, JOHN M'IAIiON, PnlLiP FITzPATRIcK, MICIHAEL OVCONNES.L,, PETER DONNELLY, JAMZES M'KErCAN, CHARLEs MAGUsRE,. THE LATE HENRY GRATTAN. To TrE EDITor oF TmE FReEEmAN's JOO2RNAZ. Grand Hotel des ...
... Ainstey - 19 8 North Riding - 12 10 West Riding - 17 7 AveragetofEngland- 18 10 WALES. Anglesea - - - 19 0 Brecon - - - 7 1 Cardigan - - - 6 8 Carmnarthen - - 9 2 Carnarvon - - 7 3 Denbigh - - - 13 0 Flint . - - 18 11 Glamorgan - - 8 11 Merionetl - - 4 8 ...
... while picking apples, and frac- L tured her leg. h TILE WrLSI! CONVICTS.-A document has been put d forth by John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, the g three unfortunate men tried under the special commissions, indsenteloed to transportation, in which ...
... done. They had already two of their four archbishops declared Repealers, and he was proud to rank Michael of Cashel beside John of Tuam. (Cheers.) Nothing but the critical state of the country at present, and the attempts recently made to do away with ...
... THE ElARL OF CARDIGAN. A -On Friday last, the grand jury of the Central Criminal Court returned a true bill against the printer of the Age 1 fnewspaper for a libel on the character of Lady Win. Vaget, 1 in connection -with the ErVl of Cardigan. The trial ...
... Dr. James Bow- stead, late bishop thereof; and her Majesty has also been uleased to recommend to the said Dean and Chapter, John L.onsdale, cleric, Blachelor of Divinity, tolbe by them elected bishop of the said see.-Gazette. THE QUEEN DOWAGER.-WITlXY ...
... ovecr their Own aftiliirs-(iear, hear.) Caisda had forfeitced muchi of her cliams by lavrig hail the folly to turn out ii tam armed rebelliuin to assert her right.- Irelanid also claimed the privilege of self-legislatiotm, but iwoulcl never rebel, and lie ...
... Ruthin, onl the night of the 31st of Oct. Ci- John Tl'limas, IEsq., of Ccfn Gwyn, was unanii- ofl- mouslv re-elected Mlayor of' thle ancient city oft loid Diinas.Aowddy, onl the 15th inst. proposed bys had John Jones, Esq., the Recorder, and seconded by ...
... command of R. Barry, Esq., sub-inspector, proceeded to a the lands of Ballnehy, under warrant, and arrested John Mel Dee, Thomas Dee, John Melgan, and John Dee, He jan., as being concerned in the murder of the late pita Riobert Charles Welsh, Esq. The prisoners ...
... I passed some groups of people, who yelled most ferociously at the carriage. 'Tihe protest - ants of this district sat up, armed, awaiting their fate. Whether this is practising secret signals, by way of telegraph, concerted at the Grand Riband Lodge, ...
... Pate, of Wisbeach, Esq.; John Vipan, of Sutton, Esq. Essex.-Staines Brocket Brocket, of Spainsball, in Willingale Spain, Esq. ; George Round, of Colchester, Esq. ; John Clarmount Whiteman, of the Grove, Epping, Esq. Norfolk.-Sir John Peter Boileanu, of K ...
... 6th fNovember, 1542;-uin 'Warrenstown, county Meatli, per Mr J Rorke £0 5 0 Ilallymore Euetace, per Mr Drosngoole, ,, I0 0 John's well, co. Kilkenny. per' P. Byrne, )Esq. t Eallasalia, including Li, the subscription of P I Moran, Esq, eolicitor, Kilkenny ...