... Grady, fractured arm and contusion of side ; Margaret Grady, injury of chest and spine ; Margaret Halloran, contusion of body and limbs ; Margaret Jourdan, both arms fractured and severely contused in body ; Catherine Barlow, fractured arm and contusions ...

... containing above 1,100 inbabi- consequent commotion, What is Sir James Grattan about ? * Gene tants, remsined for cight hours in the possession, and at the | consequences. LINGT mercy, of 500 armed Romanists, of whom, probably at least, f the county of Cavan (pursuant ...

... persona were now »won« on the petty jury, vis , Messrs William (foreman). John Butter)y. Matthew Biggere, John Dully, John Davis. Robert Daly, G. Dawson, James Hughes, Win. Kertland, John Hawkins, Edwd. Holmes, T. H. Elliott. Catherine 3d'Mahnn was foond guilty ...

... the Woodroad, near Castleconnell were forcibly entered, and fire-arms seized there. Edmond Molony, of Ballyvara, bailiff to W. I). Farrar, Esq , was surrounded i n his house by seven armed men, who had broken in the door, and then dragged him on his knees ...

... O’Brien, nor was bis (Mr Grattan’s) statement, but it was the statement Dean Swift (hear)-. Similar testimony was afforded by the men who followed him, and whose , statues were placed their public buildings—by Lucas, Grattan, by Ponsunby, who warned the ...

... Lady Blakeney, Major.tieneral Wyndham, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl and Cowles* of Cleanse', the Countess of Donoughmore, Countess of Glengall, Lord Dun:u, and the lion. Miss Burgh, Major Gen. Sir John and Lady Burgoyne, lion. Mrs. and Misses Taylt r ...

... James Fagan, John O Neill, Francis luite, John Healey, Cornelius Shannon, James Fallon, James Bury, James Burke, Bartholomew Andrews, James Sheridan, John Reilly. John M'Kenna. Michael Murphy, Myles Tobyn, Thomas Kirwan, John Denuan, ...

... terms at Birr chapel. A party of four men went to the house of Mr. Robinson, at Rallynevin, near Shinrone, no Monday, and took arms whilst he was at Borrisokane fair. On Patrick's night some of the tenants in the employ of Mrs. Finch, of Kilcoleman Abbey ...

... the old regime, who by simple If Or* ’lf carhet could lodge any individual in the Bastile. That the principle could hare •armed the destruction of that appalling one of the of human conduct which defy explanation. The committee doe* not, however, abolish ...

... from the 56th Regt. on last Patrick's day, and took with him his arms and accoutrements. He has been for months in that neighbourhood, and constantly armed. We have to acknowledge £1 from John E. Lyons, Esq. 46th Regt., Dublin, in addition to the subscriptions ...

... which is to provide instructors for the schools in the rural districts of those particular diocesses. In the case the Earl of Cardigan v. the Court Journal, the proprietor, who is a Lady, appeared before Lord Denman by her counsel, Sergeant Talfourd, who expressed ...

... Marylebons Church, London ' John Scott, Esq. of Cm. vegh, county Clare, to Johanna, youngest daughter of John Thompson. Esq. of Brunswick.terrace, Brighton. In St. Georges Chureb, by the Rev. Hans Butler. uncle of the bride, John James Bird. M.D. of Banagber ...