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... j they occurred. reference this meeting two police constables were examined. James Johnston and John guire ; and very much regret the mautier in which John ston gave bis evidence, and the contemptuous manner in winch spoke persons that called Priest and ...
... B«awell ( John Goldni !. George alii a, flimaH Richard AtkiatOD, Cmper, ant Luke Carr, Baqra. Cooitt Joar.—William Worthlogfoa, B«q., (F.»r-*m*o); Robert Ghee. Darra O*borne, A«- lcm«. WiUiam A H«y«a, Michael N »tt, Robert rk n«. Samuel Parker. John Robioeon ...
... early hour war much crowded. Before the Lord Chief Justice took his seat, aeaeral of the special jury io the caae of v. Lord Cardigan appeared In c »urt, when they were informed the Aaw*ciafe that their attendance would not required to-day. cause which would ...
... incau'ious expressions in reference Mr. Saunders, it would be the extremity of injustice to fasten that on the traversers. John Taylor, also a constable, and of the lowest grade, is the next witness. He, not having taken any notes, affects to give one ...
... miles of Kilmallock, four o’clock in the morning, by doxen armed men, wbo commanded them to drew up end deliver their money! The fire arms were presented at both aides of the car, and one of the armed gang stood the horse’s heed, whilst his comrades robbed ...
... separated from her. She wanted Ireland. Being without troops to garrison her cit 1- and secure her safety, the gentlemen Ireland armed. But did they think '»f separation P No! they asserted their right independent legislature and free trade, and they obtained ...
... was obliged fly away with his obnoxious bill under hit arm, just the Attorney-lieneral would be forced fly off with his monster indictment on bit shoulder, for it would not lit under any man's arm (lau-rhter). But hear how Sir Walter expressed bis indignation ...
... DUB IN WEEKLY REGISTER, FEBRUARY 10, 1844. depraved ol ibe liuman intellect tortured tievide new contrivance* for fraud. *’ Grattan thus report* the latu>uaxe Lord Castlereai'h in reference the corruption which miuht become necea*ary to carry the Union •• ...
... ore Meters. Henry end John ha* brf*n rontrsctecl: , , , , Mining Company of Ireland, for lead supplied from January 13lh February .. .to James Fitaaimmona. for elm and **h t„nh.-r. . from February 2d, 18-13, to Janusrv. 1H44 > r» John Branagsn. for turf ...
... occurred. Inreference to this imeeting two police- constables were examined, James Johnston and John Ma- guire, and T very much regret the manner in which John- ston gave his evidence, and the contemptuous manner in which he spoke of persons that he called ...
... cost reported by GRATTAN, were-' Half a niil_ ordid aisre re expended some years ago to break an op in lore aenur e, O a2greater 3uma, may be necessary now.' olsiti°otll- r the unblushing, the impudent effron. tras the A EREAGI. Grattan added, he (Lord ...
... house, he was glad that Sir James Graham had so ex, peol a plicitly, on the subject of the established church, pitlord the- . John 'Russell, who appeared willing tP.wound, but yet this afraid to strike. That chjilrgh was 8ecured by statutes coul a from ...