... one on Wednesday, and another will march on the 28ll». The head-quarters, under the command of Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl Cardigan, will change quarters with the Hussars. 77lh—A company of the depot marched Mon lay, from Clonmel for Athy, to relieve a ...

... of this money goes to purchase arms ; six pence is given for the goods, three peace which goes buy arms ; knows of arms being bought ; was at (lie buying of some ; tbe three were allowed to accumulate to bay arms the arms were for the pur ...

... Esq., in the county Longford, was entered four men, armed with bayonets, during Gcrrard’b absence at the fair Benlahy. They searched the house, made off* with four guns. One of Gcrrard’ssons, John, who is elcik to the parish church of Clonbrony, being ...

... refer. Mr. Grattan I.ad ; defined the true genius of the Irish nation lo “affectionate.” would not recal the house their desperate fidelity ton fallen race of ; hut ti!l the Hanoverian succession, they had never seen monarch except under arms against them ...

... throughout the world—O’Connell ; the same day being also the incarceration of his patriotic associates, John O’Connell, Thomas Steele Richard Barrett, John Gray, Charless G. Duffy, and and Thomas Matthew Ray, Esqrs., who were unconstitutionally charged with ...

... Ross, and John Jackson, on account of any communications made by them to Government relative to the repeal agitation in Ireland, together with copies of any instructions given to the above-named Frederick Bond Hughes, Charles Hoss, and John Jackson, with ...

... long-continued cheering and waving of handkerchiefs. He was accompanied Messrs. W. S. O’Brien, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P. Nicholas Maher, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P.. &:c. When the noise subsided, Mr. O’Connell moved the Hon. Mr. Hutchinson into the Chair ...