... ent; and far national compart could have force that e*iabli-hmenl was protected. As. authorities for this protection Mr. Grattan and others. There was a still higher ground—'lgit of the welfare of livlaud herself There must lie some Church F.slahlishiiirnl ...

... amicably. Tbietbe other positively refuted, and the meeting look place. The adversaries were placed at aix paces distance, armed with pistole, and they were to fire on a gi»en signal. They fired at the sama moment but without effect- M. 1 heilfeldt again ...

... register. the case of John GeragMj of Derrjhasrnmore, who noticed for two guns; at hit examination the Rev. Hr. M’Cano, the priest of hit pariah, rated that he had a ton, who was both wild character, and an improper pe.aon to leave arms the house with. The ...

... Robert Pitcairn, lobe stationed at Roscommon —Lieutenant John Ormsbv Uoyd, Maryborough—Lieutenant Valentine Brown, at Ennis—Lieutenant Francis Bernard lltnga* ton, at Omagh—Lieutenant William John Kirk, at Monaghan—and Lieutenant Richard Franklin, at Caallebar ...

... immediately opputite hit aon-in-ltw’t (Lord Blantyre) tplendid mtnaion, at Ibe coal, areinioraed, o| £14,000. John Trare re, Etq., of the eminent Arm of Jntrph Trarera and Sant, St. Svithin’t-lanc, eapiredoo Friday, ia lira 57'h year of hit age. Of 60,0Ud ...

... Masson, Sdtb Regiment. In St. John’s Church, Liacard, John Holt Elkes Stubbs, M.D. (late Slat Kegt.) to Alice, daughter John Wilton, Ear,, of Rtvenrirw, Stacombe. The Rev. Julian Kohinaon, m a. to Harrier, daughter r.f the Rjt. John Sharpe, D.D. Vicar of Doncaster ...

... Crol’on, 17 William WLoughlin, Rarihotomew.Mahon, John tcvei.ish. Pa'nek O’Connor, Arthur Browne, Dominick Corr, George D- H. 20 Richard Irwin, J.ihn ike. John Mapother, Henry Fry, Th-unas' Morton, 21 John Itw;n, I'homas Kirkwood. 22 Horlson, Edmond Kelly ...

... recruits, kit is reduced Cs in cost by the military board at Chatham. Persons registering arms who neglect to have them branded, are liable fine ol £lO and forfeiture arms. The Court Journal says there is little truth in the report of the immense wealth said ...

... Meath, Earl of Miltown, Viscount Acheson, Lord Stuart de Decies, Sir Thomas Esmonde, Sir Percy Nugent, Sir John Burke,Sir Valentine Blake,Sir John Power, Dahlia : James Power, Esq., M. P.: Robert Archbold, Esq , M. P.; Mathew Corbally, Esq , M. P.; Thomas ...

... brethren begged permission lo withdraw from the Repeal Association, and this favour being graciously conceded to them, filr. John Augustus O’Neil aometshsl enlivened the proceeding* by reproducing the following resolution, forgetting, however lo fix the ...

... Commons, and gitWl'in by some atfbsbi is' eon* eaaliqo, armed and accoutred ia tdflNtg The on of Cotamoas, howeecr niihtl/fo reject measgio tfuia preieatid to «l the point pf the bayonet. In Mumb 1794, armed mob broke into the House of Commons, inconsequence ...

... honsta. fin ike bench of one of mein who is carpenier, a larije paper ol powder was bin il it being Used Armed men nre almost daily seen the ; and arms were taken up willn.i mile and hulf of Roscommon last week borne ol the m i ■islrates at the registry ...