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... Smith O'Brien. (Cheers.) In the absence of Smith O'Brien, another Protestant gentleman would be appointed. namely, Henry Grattan. (Cheers.) Suppose that a Catholic gentleman of bred himself fur the representation of any county or borough in Ireland where ...
... labourer, named Peter M’Kenna, unfortunately lost his life while employed discharging iron ore from the smack Sincerity Cardigan, then Iving at the foot of the quay, south side of the river. From what we have learned, it seems that the tackling was ...
... means, they had no evidence to de mine. Notwithstanding this verdict, the prisoner was ,t an examination before John Lloyd Davies and John LI er Price, Esqrs., committed for trial at the assizes. e Ile artful little fellow, although so young, and immediatel ...
... ; Sir John Mseneill, William Anketell, Esq.; W. S. Trench, Esq ; John Johnson, Esq.; Henry Mitchell, Eeq.; John I Stratton. E*q.; Edward Golding, £*q.; Capt Richardson ; F. S. Filgate, Esq.; Andrew Swansy, Esq.; Robert Thomson, Eiq.; Rev. John Young, ...
... the son was willing and able to work, and expressed their opinion that the vestry ought to reconsider their determination. John Tippeo, summoned for 6s. 6d., said he was in work, but the farmers had lowered the wages to 10s. a-week. Five elullinp went ...
... George Foster, Bart Colonel Westenra, Charles P. Leslie, Esq., M.P. ; Sir John Macneill, William Anketell, Eeq.; W. S. Trench, Esq. 3 Jobn Johnson, Eeq ; Henry Mitchell, Eeq ; John Stratton, Esq. ; Edward Golding, Esq. ; Captain Richardson ; F. S. Filgate ...
... Havre, 10 paid 22% APPREIIENSION OF A MURDERER.—This morning about nine o'clock, Mr. John M•Laren, sheriff's offieer, apprehended in Washington -street, Anderston, John M‘Lauchlane, lately a plasterer's labourer, the man who, in the month of September last ...
... of martial law, the Whig Coercion Act, and the other Coercion Acts which afterwards succeeded it, the Arms Acts, and more especially the last Arms Act, which I may designate by way of distinction, the branding Act. Disturbances have frequently occurred ...
... three Conservative aldermen. John Hyatt Harvey, Esq., was elected mayor. Mr. Howard Fletcher, wine-merchant, Mr. Charles Haden Adams, and Mr. Samuel Perkes, were elected aldermen, in the room of Mr. John Whitgreave, Mr. John Day, and Mr. J. Oakley—all Whigs ...
... Liruleusnt, without pureliase, alee Mowbray appointed to the 53d Foot. brbvkt. . . Captain John Stainforlh, of the 64th Foot, to Major to ,h ßreaet Major John Stainforth. of the 64th Foot, to Lieutenant-Colonel the Army. memoranda. The Cotntrmskma of ...
... of obtaining ; J ° J afterward* succeeded it, the Arms Acts, and more espe- we have general spirit of discontent against British rule, sth :— Africanus, Magna Charta, Hanover, Hunter, ciallv the last Arms Act, may designate, byway which rule is only this ...
... Sailed [Not. ll] for Weymouth, Butcher, Bnwlwll ST. KATHARINE’S. Arrived [Not. 12] from Meiklred, Sailed [Not. 12] for Ailsa \ arm TOPPING'S. Smiled [Nov. for Fame, Stockhana, Exeter Swift. Way [l2] Dublin ®rahr*rnO. Arrived [Not. 10] from Baltic, Ditcham ...