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... out to be groundless, and from the communications of persons on the spot, it proves to be so. Confession of John Hughes, David Jones, and John Hugh, now under Sentence of Transportation.—The three miserable meu who were tried and convicted at the Special ...
... Mr. Fitzgibbon,—recommended by Mr. Grattan to Lord Northington to fill the vacant post,—gave here the first proof of that daring promptitude, which made him so justly celebrated and detekted, as Lord Clare. Mr. Grattan used to say of him, I made him Attorney ...
... affirmation aforesaid further present ami say that the said Daniel O’Connell John O’Connell Thomas Steele Thomas Mathew Hay Charles Cavan Duffy Thomas Tierney I*, trr James Tyrrel John Cray and liichard Harr unlawfully maliciously and seditiously contriving ...
... will any pitv shown to us others, who may fall into our almost hopeless situation. JOHN HUGHES. “DAVID JONES. “The markX of JOHN HUGH. “ Cardiff Gaol, Nov. I. “ Witness, John B. Woods, Governor.’* Our private correspondence from Alexandria of the 16th ult ...
... 000/, Lord William Hill, the Royal Scots while riding steeple-chasear Claydon, near Ipswich,on Thursday, on his horse Little John, was thrown. The race promised good sport, but unfortunately the noble lord's horse found the first fence se ugly that he swerved ...
... force relating to the keeping of arms will cease and determine, and all applications must made under the new statute. By the preamble, it is declared, that it has been found necessary prevent improper persons from having arms in Ireland, and divers enactments ...
... Charles Frederick Napier, of Swansea, gentleman Divid Jones, John Hugh, and Lewis Davis, all concerned with John Hughes in destroying the turnpike gate Llandilotalybout, and Margaret, Rees, and John Morgan, three active allies their aged parents in the great ...
... for a long time: The great agitator, O'Connell, has at last gone far enough in his seditious career to call forth the strong arm of the government which he has so repeatedly bearded, insulted, and dcficd. AfterH a Proelernatioe from the Lord Lieutenant ...
... 30, »l tie VicMojfc, F.brtutam, in this county, the l«Jv the Kcv. Willuim Aniie>lev, of a daughter. MAKRIAGES. Nov. .*», St. John the Bapt/st, Mr. Moody Wallim, Mist Eliza Hoggina, both of alrecr. in thf* city. Nov. 7, at Kibbcafordchurch, by the Right ...
... that of John Hardy [cheers]. In the ranks of literary men, who had endeavoured to develop the truth, to trace the various appearances of physical phenomena, and to study the literary institutions of bygone ages, with an neuter mind than John Horne Tooke ...
... getting off the vessel in : for to himself and crew Shipping Gaiette Cardigan— Melancholy Shipwrecks-Dreadful Lose OF Lives On the Cardigan Packet Evana master discovered to on shore in Cardigan Ety first about in morning time the sailor cliuging rigging sttempl ...
... to the grand parterre, accompanied by Prince and Princess Hohenlohe. and followed by their attendants: the troops presented arms, and the bands played God save the Queen. Her Majesty wore a green striped satin dress and white bonnet, and the Prince ...