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... the more republican j -hi edifice. At a quarter past one the Libe- ,„ and Mr. John O'Connell moved that : ?? th, Memberfor Limerick, should take ! ?? powe-'.i a nu M r - Grattan (both of the other -. of tb«' water) were in attendance. | f ?? ' . taking the ...
... ruled in favour ofthe accused, the only attempt to check the assassin has been the Arms' Act, which enables him to keep his arms, procure ammunition, aud know where all the arms in the country are, when he wants a new sup- ply; the few miss-fires since the ...
... Assault.— On the Uth instant, four men, armed with guns and a blunderbuss, entered the dwelling of James M'Keogh, within about ten or twelve miles of New- port, and beat him in a most savage manner. Robbery of Arms. — On Thursday, the 11th instant, two ...
... Ruffianly Assault. — Joseph Pickett, a tall, athletic man, was charged with assaulting in a most violent mannner Mr. John Hards, ofthe Dudley Arms, Paddington. The prisoner and some companions of his were at the bar of the hou=e, when he pulled off his coat ...
... English law; and if eight millions of Irishmen folded their arms, Ireland would be tri- | umphaut. He said it with certainty. The success of Ire- land was indubitable if they folded their arms, and repeal, and more than repeal, would assuredly be obtained ...
... apL John, Bridewell. 1 Wormald, John, Fleet-etreet h pi-eruicl ol i Wylde, Colonel Wm. r ?? . King. Robert, 20, Chester-street | place, and Woolwich X\ Kjiiaston, Roger, • t t. Helen's- Wslde, William Henry, ;..ow , plac* lielgrave-place Lacy John Gconre ...
... and Mercury, Bucks Herald, Morning Post', and Morning Herald -^BFhBWITT I Se „ Ktaries JOHN JEIFERY i oe - rt ar ' c - • Committee Room, Northampton, Dec.J9. TO JOHN MANNING, Esq., CHAIRMAN of the NORTH- -4 \IPTOVSHIRE SOCJ ETYforthe PROTECTION of BRITISH ...
... Sir J. M. Nasnrvth, Bart.,Posso, Peebleshirc Richard Nugeui, Esq., Farren Conn ell House, Mount Nugent John Dean Paul. Esq.. Fulham, Middlesex Sir John Dean Paul, Bart.. Rodborough, Gluuce^terslure | Dudley M. Perceval. Esq., Wilton Crescent : J. P. Pluiiitre ...
... Sir J. M. Nasmyth, Bart.,Posso, Peebleshire Richard Nugent, Esq., Farren Connell House, Mount Nugent John Dean Paul, Esq., Fulham, Middlesex Sir John Dean Paul, Bart., Rodborongh, Gloucestershire Dudley M. Perceval, Esq., Wilton Crescent J. P. Plumtre ...
... Cases. London : John Churchill, Princes-street, Soho. THE QUARTERLY REVIEW, NItfeJ-'LIIL--^ ADVERTISEMENTS for the forthcoming \TPilO__ Willi* he forwarded to the Publisher by the 13th, and BILLS for inser- tion by the ljth instant. John Murray, Albema ...
... ?? Chairman. ?? t.11.s WILIIAM HALLETT, Esq., Deputy-Chairman . , istell. F.sq. I Foster Reynolds, Esq. .. Kent. J '•-'!■ John dsrmont Whiteman, Esq. . ?? ?? K-q. |U. Farren, Esq., Resident Di- ?? 1 errer , Esq. I reetoi-. ; V. ?? h.lli'K. K>q. SIHIIIU ...