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... scenes of massacre from Castlepollard to Skibbereen—all distinctly traceahle to the fatal policy of, I will say, unnecessarily arming the police with murderous weapons. Whenever it is necesrary to use instruments of Immediate death, the military should be ...
... manner in which the Wexford ConaercaUve has espoused the cause of these unfortunates is deserving uf credit. John 801 l The seven dealings of John Bull are—the shop, the stocks, the newspaper, religion, roast beef, prejudice, and port wine. Use a Bustle ...
... o'Clock. / ' Admiseion Free. No collection. SOLEMN DEDICATION OF THE NEW CHURCH OF ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST, BLACKROCK. N SUNDAY NEXT, the 14th instant, the , CHURCFH of ST. JOHN the BAPTIST, B ; ROCK, will be Solemnly Dedicated by the Most ?? the Archbishop MURRAY ...
... circulation of the Holy Scriptures, we' have always advocated as benefit our country. The vicar-general has appointed the Uov. John Flanagan a surrogate of the diocese of Clogher, and empowered him lo grant marriage lioenaea. Tb« Hindoo merchant prince, Tagore ...
... and arms, is notorious, but what Irishmen were they—the Hiberno- Saxons, and Normans, or the Celts ? Read the whole list of illustrious Irishmen, and is there a single O’ to be found in it ? Nay, are not the Wellesleys, Goldsmiths, Swifts, Grattans, Caulfields ...
... Messrs. Stephen Patrickson (resigned), John Boyle, Bank-street; Edward O’Donnell, Michael Matron, John Patrick Mooney, James Edie, Robert Walls, John Walls, and Joseph M*Cabe, their names were accordingly removed. Mr John Connell stated that the Association ...
... Woollens Ferguson and Co. 1 bale Flax Richardson, Brothers, and Co. 1 do. John M'Kitlrick, 3 bales Woollens Stewart and Savage, Lisburn, 2 cases Linen Yam John Neill, 1 box Fire Arms Samuel Johnston, 7 bales Leather Sinclair and Boyd, bundles Sacks David ...
... Viceroy the latter King; and when evil counsels had hurled James from his Throne, he found that the Irish, under pretence taking arms for the cause, were endeavouring to obtain the country for the old Irish.” The House of Brunswick passed penal laws that wore ...
... CORK. SEPTEMBER 13-WKD W.S.W. Armed—Supply, %Voodcock. Smyrna, ralonl*. foif orders; .t'nc**, Casliman, Newport, Coal*; Adino. •Neill. Br»daw*ki. finaeed, for orders; Arab. Cooke, Saldanah Bay, guano; Mary Jane, Pearce, St.John, deals for orders. Sailed—Aurora ...
... that upon the day in question, reports were mischievously circulated, that the Orangemen, who had proceeded in vast numbers, armed, to the funeral of Mr. Booth, intended upon their return to make an attack upon the town of Killeshandra; and the Catholic ...
... and J. Wood*. Grattan ward, 14s Od, per Messrs. 1). M‘Grath, Asunder Thoburn, James Mai lon, and Patrick “‘Entee, ward, 7s, per Messrs. John Tracey, ®°y|** and Nicholas Smith, Patrick’s ward, 14s 4d, per Messrs. William Th°s. Hughes, and John Connor. ward ...
... Omaoh Sessions. —At Petty Sessions on Wednesday last, two men, named John Stockfield and John Doak, apjieared to answer the complaint of two sub-constables of police, for appearing in arms, and walking in procession, on the I2lh of August, at Omagh, to the ...