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... be tried; but he spoke of the system of sending out armed police as exceedingly wrong. If they bad truncbeons instead of fire-arms no life would have been lost ; but while they bad death-cealing arms in their possession upon He might say that the the smallest ...
... would known carrying, letting fall, snubbing, and slapping either he. - .bake bun by the ha therefore and let it forth Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, which was earned errors of Popery “the miserable superrtitioo in heir respective localities as the infi ...
... should maintain certain number o, Protests Its and Englishmen on the land. It waa because the landlords wanted the atalwart arms of the peasantry both to protect their property mid cultivate the 'hat fir=t ionised the establishment of the tenant right ...
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... it to a jury to say whe’ A evil, Marqu | Olivia, 23 tons, red_ and white stri ipes, J. Arm- He M. 5. amongst his friends, and who had not ¢ Edward 1 Robert i John Mortou ased rd’e rent, and the fee simple of his Through an inadvertence an act of parliament ...
... 13. z. ; —John W.llrorki. Eq.R.M -to bran a Idilioua! rraid-nt mag iatratc for t» roun'vof Leitiim: John U. Grarrs. Esq., to resident miKi'trate for the coun Cavan, in the room of John Wilcocks. His the L rd Lieutenant has been to appoint John R-k-r Graves ...
... should maintain a certain number of Protestants and Englishmen on the land. It was because the landlords wanted the s:alwart arms of the peasantry both to protect their property and cultivate the soil that first caused the establishment of the tenant right ...
... including one pound each from Laurence Coyle, James Devereaux, and John O’Connor. Esqrs ; Macroorn, county Cork, 10|. per Matthias Ryan, M D; Sutton’s Parish, county Wexford, 25l 7s, per Rev John Morris, C C. including his own subscription of one pound, and ...
... the bigot Volunteers, even with arms in their hands, commencing their convention with an intolerant resolution A person fresh from rending of this book will bare no high opinions of Grattan, Flood, or Charlemont. Grattan is positive and jealous, and destroys ...
... way to Cavan was infermed by , that a large armed bad just passed bis Louse, taking the direction of Ballimagh. with the object of Laving inepection of the body, rode after them, and came in view of a large armed force, pear the chapel of They bad by ibis ...
... th to add to their number.) ENGINEER. Bir John Rennie, F.R.S. ACTING ENGINEEB. 11. 1. Lindsay, C.E. SOLICITORS. Kobert Ross Todd, Ni lewry. Mesers. Frazer and Mitchel, and Armagh ; and 12, wick« »place, John Cuming, the Mall, Dublin. George Ogie, Esq ...