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... office. (From n Hoscrca Correspondent.') Outrage and Robberv of Arms —Yesterday, (Sonday,) during the hours of Divine service, an armed party, consisting of four men, entered the house of John Franks, Esq., of Ballystanlry, while lie was church in Roscrea ...
... celebeatrd rhea* eeeota—you bee* bier and walked In proeeevlon. with mania) manic, cod fully armed, and oftenlimea cached by momamaiy feelinga you batwnacd your arm. againat youedafeucelee* cuuntrymeu ; you kill atoll la let net#* wherein your .ncratoe. were ...
... S.-The above sum includes the following Sab- scriptions :-John Olden, E9q., 21.; M. Cunn~ingham, Esq., II. l0s., in addition to 11. last March, John T. Barry, Wm. M. Drew, John Kinnears, John Prinville, and Wm. Barry, Esqrs., 11. each, with 1/. each the ...
... Mrs. ‘John Gray formation acquired in that manner ing themselves of the in! ld and wicked scheme of inducin » motion which His next topic was the wi hear, hear). Mi the Po to conden the Re peal movement ( week, and woul 1er remittances, Grattan had introduce ...
... take them hack— would they mad enough, unde such circumstances, to drive fourth of the population «> their country, united, armed, and handed together, in ; Single province, into discontent and resistance 0 (hear. hear. The man who thinks it, mu*t neatly ...
... the Liberator’s ward, per Mr. Patrick Roche, R.W. He had much pleasure in proposing that the Rev. John Foley, of Virginia-street, and Denis Murphy and John Daly, Ksqrs., admitted as members of the Association ; and before sat down, wished to intimate his ...
... necessary information as tomy charaoter. ' You will have the kindness to propose Messrs. Edward and John Shell, and Patrick Mohan, as Volunteers, and Mr. John O'Hanlon, Mr. Peter M'Culla, and Mr. James Quigly, as members. I have the honour to be your obedient ...
... more, they ¢ irected the of t us, intelli- him (hear). and the fact was notorious th ate in lan- wrath ogainst Grattan, —fined and Grattan bad not been fortunate enough to succeed in projects in ‘g2, it was the fixed determination of the efficiently verament ...
... Janies Cor r. Esq.; Messrs, j Monday, included 231. 12s. from Dromiskin and Dar- Thomas Waldron, jun., John Waldron, M. Waldron, and , co ected t e Rev. John Rogers, P.P. M. Fa'lon to be members for the present year. Athleague Mr g O’Brien, when handing in ...
... Kilkenny, St Patrick's, per Messrs D Murphy, John Walsh, and A Phelan •• Kilkennv, St Mary's, per Messrs Hart and Potter, ineluding 31. 4s. from the broguemakers Kilkenny, St Canice's, per T Purcell. Esq Kilkennv. St John's, per ,T Martin. Esq.. Knockbride Cavan ...
... spirit in the cause his native land wrath against Grattan, and ifie tact waa notorious that zeal with which Mr. Byrne, of the Kerry Examiner, advo- Henry Grattan does me tbe honour of supporting (loud Grattan bad not hewn fortunate enough to succeed bis cated ...
... to propose Mr. Maurice O’Connell said he cordially agreed to the and John Sheil, and Patrick Mohan, as ° *v eri b motion, and he could bear his testimony to the ability and Mr. John O’Hanlon, Mr. Peter M'Culla, and r. ame hi hMr. Byrne, the Kerry Examiner ...