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... 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 ...
... •hewn us or others, who may fall into our almost hopeleaa situation. (Signed),—John Hughes, D-vid Jones, the mark Xof John Hugh. Cardiff Jail, November *» 1843. Witness, John Woods, Governor.* Keadt, Nov. I.—On the night the ultimo, most daring robbery ...
... delivered the Hon. and Rev. C. Leslie Courtney, who officiated. The rev. gentleman took his text from the 14th chapter of St. John, and the 2nd and 3rd verses. Windsor, Monday.—The Queen and Prince Albert, attended the two Equerries Waiting, Colonel Buckley ...
... Graham returned to their re- sidence in Hill Street yesterday, from a visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle. t . The Earl of Cardigan arrived in Portman Square on Friday, from the Cavalry Barracks, Dublin. Tire Coutrtess-bas also arrived in town from the ...
... 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 ...
... Aberdeen returned t»town yesterday from visit the Queen at Windsor Castle. are antborlsel Grace the Duke of Marlbo* roach. John Burnaby, Christ Church, E«q., M.P . and Alderman Copeland MP, to annex their names respectively tbe ley to the authorities ...
... his assailants, and brought them the gal they deserved. On one occasion, in the noonday, two strong active peasants, armed with fire-arms, attacked him from behind a fence. Nothing daunted, although his mare was severely wounded, he jumped off and crossed ...
... she gave tremendous pitch, and the watch called out Starboard-chain broken! John ran on deck, and immediately we heard the cry that the larboard-chain was gone too. John then came down, and told us to rise and dress and prepare for the worst. He then ...
... dreadful shipwrecks of vessels belonging to la ports in Cardigan Bay aod Liverpool. addition tu those was the appalling case of a vessel to be the Packet, a eonstact trader between Bristol aod Cardigan, whieh vessel ran down on the beach, the sea, whieh was ...
... PORTFOLIO. The Family op Lazarus— John 6.—The chapter in which these words are found Introduce* the character and domestic interests ofa family which deserves ••urclose attention. was family, which, wc are told, Jesus loved. Brethren, it may not thought ...
... Fund. SUDDEN DEATH AT YORKt.-An. inquest was that held on Friday isight, before. John Wood, Esq.. at the Elephant, I arid Castle, Skeldergate, on View of thle body ofMr. John.Haxby,., tiger wlsitesmnithI, who had died suddenly the preevious niglat, In 6onqe- ...
... 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 ...