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... Ait ms. —On Sunday evening three men, armed, with their faces blackened, entered ihe house of James Devan, of near lloscrea, and forcibly took away his gun and case of dsfols.— Nenayh Guardian. ]'h\TENSIVE JOBBERY ARMS. —Cajitaill Rock is jtreparing* early ...
... bar the house (hear). Mr. O’Connell deprecated the idea of turning out in arms ; it was quite contrary to Ins system. The people of Ireland would continue peaceable (hear). Mr. John O’Connell spoke against the new colleges, and particularly inveighed against ...
... prisoners Guilty ■ .j [u( ] The Chairman commented the ul e 10l the prisoner! in gouspiring to take J Mr. Ilenrv Grattan, Ml'., and Mr. | John O'Connell, then severally addressed the meeting the Hill, the Irish I College liilt, &c. The Kent is expected to ...
... had application to SATURDAY, Taylors ami Sootts, Eihn Qu/ti/, Dublin. T. WTeae, 15, Water Street, Liverpool. John Muki'HY, Waterjurtl, ami JOHN LEAKED, Wexford. ...
... now to propose to you that talismanio toast which is comprised in the name ol O’Conrtell (load cheers). Our own immortal Grattan has said that watched the eradie ot Irish liberty, and that walked with iter hearse the gtuve. It is afifteting picture look ...
... aeiit to Piolcstatuisin in Ireland. Colonel said Ire should not have been surprised hail litis proposition heen made Corel John liussell ; hot lie »as disgusted at hearing it proposed l J rotestnnt iiiioi>ter educated at Oxford, and for period member ...