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... arms liitrlUjrncr. Utii, PniNce AlßEar'a own Hussars, Portobki.lo Barbacrs.— Officers present, Major Inigo done.; Capiaina Forrest, Douglas, Reynolds and Harrison ; Lientenants Tynte, Ward, Peel, Hanson. Adjutant Sandea, Hon. G.-I. Noel Duncombe; Cornets ...
... WESTMEATH Patrick Cooney was indicted for being of armed party who attacked the house of Bernard Allen, on the night of the 31st March last, and by threats and menaces to compel him to quit his farm. Bernard Allen proved the attack on his house by a party ...
... Major Teeadale; f. troops Ist Royal Dragoons, Lieutenant.Colonel Martin, K-IL; 11th Hussars, Lieutenant-Colonel the Earl of Cardigan 1 troop Royal Horse Artillery, Lieutenant-Coluncl Walcott ; detachments of battalions—artillery. Lieutenanti Colonel Munro ...
... partes. They declare that so unjust act as lion w-uhl unite every Mexican in iho defence of ihe national Bag ; that appeal arm. would responded to the entire Dalton, and that to abort, with numerous army, valiant general, and the invincible Santa Anna ...
... vindictive and unchristian feelings. We thunder of their wrath against Grattan, and the wish to perpetuate patriotic, and not vindictive feel- fact was notorious that if Grattan had not been (cheers). olive branch is stul in our hands, fortunate enough ...
... not rejoice in being able to read, and in having an opportunity of reading the sentimente, of such men as Mr. Smith o*Brien, John O’Neill, of Bunowen Castle, and the other noble-hesrted Irishmen who are peacefully straggling for the bent fit of their native ...
... history as not to remember the advance that public opinion made in 1780, aud the words of Grattan, Yelverton. Burgh, and Flood (cries of hear, hear) ? It took Grattan seven years to obtain independence—he had nothing but the people to assist him, and steady ...
... iberatnr. call upon our county members, Grattan, and M. Corbally. Esqrs.. to attend the Condilation’Hall, and their'abscnce from that national assembly the present crisis will disentitle them to our confidence. ** * John O’Connell, Chairman. * Terence Sheridan ...
... Ogle Moore, John Sloane, Francis Brownlow, Edward Abbott, Purcell, C. 8. Stanford, Richard B. Booth, Arthur Davis, George Davis, John H. Mason, James J. Frew, E, ward George Campbell, A. Johnston Montgomery, Dr. Marks, Dr. Macdonnell, F.T , John Drury, Welbore ...
... 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 ...
... Hewson, George Hodges, William Johnston, Edward Murphy, Joseph Matterson, John M`Donnell, Edward Mollusc% James Morris, John Mullock, William Newsom, Cornelius Nash, Francis John O'Neill. Eugene O'Callaghan, George J. O'Connell, Michael Quin, James T. ...
... purchased matches in his shop on or about the 18th of April ; she said she wanted silent matches. . John Breen, Thomas Nash, Patrick Molony, and John Flanagan, the men named by Regan as being of the party that set fire to the out-offices, were produced; ...