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... , upplysng thoJO that happened to in our THE LABOURERS, green . OULART. immediate'’vicinity John H. Talbot, cx-J.P., .a splendid banner, representing Grattan « Repeal, and nothing but Repeal”—Forli ct m Maher, ex-J.1% & D.L., Hr. Card ill', declarin'' ...
... lent ; hut, evi n these win become sensible the deorad-ition ljeld iiicajoible se'.t-ooverninent, and looking on with folded arms until the harvtst he ready tor the ; wldcii » a«e timir pseudo ; airioli?m sure and unreasonablv claim the traits, w hi.-b ...
... crammed the May* did so, however, he would, in refereuce to what bud nooth grant down the throat of John Bull, and with fallen from his friond Mr. Grattan, just take occasion the oiber he crammed the academic bill, the banking to observe that it was not ...
... 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 ...
... hn Murphy. Dr. Wad.ly, M. Mayler. John Codd 1.. Walsh, John Day, Sir F. Hunto.Darid Fortane. Cartv. Walter Stafford, R. Walsh, hards w. Eakins, W. T.x.10, J. Kjnwlal. Sparrow, N. Gwhlull, Justin Urenane, Col. Johns Theaerk read mieutos of last day's ...
... waited for an opportunity to strike deceased with a I stone. LISMORC QUARTER SESSIONS —SENTENCES. John Lane, 10 years transportation—sheep stealing John Connors, 1 year’s imprisonment—do. Ellen Connors, mouths do—larceny. Mary Power, months do—do. Biddy ...
... Henry Grattan rose to address the meeting, and was received with the warmest demonstration, of applause. said that in tl.o course of the observations delivered by bis friend, Mr. Steele that gentleman had referred him a 1 rotestant. (Mr Grattan) bogged ...
... Donoughmoro did—arm their own dopendents and hunt down tho perpetrators of outrage (hear). Lord Donoughmoro stood up for tho people—lns example was worth following ; and if these * sc?en magistrates got each ten dependents, and armed them, peace of tho ...
... tho police force shall not bo armed with deadly weapons unless called eat upon some particular service—a service that could warrant them in taking fire-arms (hear, boar, hear,) but the constant habit of going to fairs armed emphatically demands suppression ...
... 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. ...