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... said Scott, thus victoriously terminated the first great struggle for the independence of Ireland.” Why were not Flood and Grattan indicted for conspiracy m 1782 ? The Engl.sh minister had learnt a lesson fruin udversi y. The colonies were lost, but Ireland ...
... William went out when Lord Cardigan came. When Lord Cardigan went away, Lady William went staiis and Winter came from under the sofa, and was then in a perspiration. Lady Paget coming in, witness told her that Lord Cardigan was up stairs. Heard some one ...
... his back. second race was won by Ma-eogo. PYTCIILEY HUNT RACES— Monday. ~(John Day, jun.) 2 3 4 Trial Sukes of 10 sovg each with 40 added. Mile and m quarter. Si-ven subs. Mr. John Day’s St Lawrence Mr lhwnilc’s Gaiot) JJ!g o■ley’s aeeen of the Gipsies ...
... of Dromore, Margaretta Sutton, of Kihvendeage. in the county of Pembroke, oldest daughter the late Rev. John Jones, Peulan, in the county Cardigan. the 30th ultimo, at Tiiniiy Church, Gray’s-inn road, London, Richard Tomkinson. Clicadle, Mail-rdshire ...
... during the week, including £376 from America, was stated to be £6OO. Execution of Cooke and Hickey.— John Hickey, for the murder of Hanley, and John Cooke, (or the murder of Nowlan, were executed on Saturday last, pursuant to sentence last Nenagh a sizes ...
... intruder, “there are two arms to the gibbet, and there ought to be two persons hanging toil; how did you manage to get down ?” “Sir,” answered Grattan very coolly, “ 1 perceive you have interest in that gentleman.” A friend of Grattan’s having lost cause which ...
... the Earl and Countess of Cardigan. Robbery in the Market.—At the Police-court on Mondav, woman named slar S arct Clarke who had before been committed, was sent for trial for robbing a respectable temaie of her purse, in St. John’s Market, Saturday ht The ...
... the Queen is certainly to visit Ireland early next summer. Edward Neill, tried at last Tipperary assizes for the murder of John Kennedy, and who was found guilty, but recommended to mercy by the jury, has, upon that recommendation, been respited, and ...