... assault, of arms, attacking a dwelling midnight, abduction and assault,threatening notice, attempt to shoot, m.dicious|outrage, and brutal assault, * A few evenings since, whilst ‘he family were at dinner, a party conaisting six men, all well armed, and th*dr ...

... Marchioness of Westminster, the Earl Cardigan, Lord and La- y Fitzroy Somerset, Major General Sir Frederica Trench, the Right Hon. Milner Gibaon, M.F., Major General Sir Andrew Barnard, John Wilson Cruker, Esq. Sir John M•Donald, A.D.C. fee. The preliminary ...

... hundreds farmers, besides some thousands foot armed with bludgeons, wen* assembled on the Newcastle and road. They marched into the town, and formed a junction with another party headed by band music, sod armed with staves—they hooted the magistracy. The ...

... the foundation an Irish Party held on Friday at Radley's. Mr. Grattan said that he himself had almost insufferable objection to the English Parliament at all, because con* sidered that the Arms Branding Act was personal insult offered to the people a.id ...

... ) The usual weekly meeting held day, was attended !»y tho Liberator, Smith O’Brien, J. Kelly, M.P. D. Callaghan, M.P. H. Grattan, M.P, and M. O’Connell, M.P. who were received entering with loud acclamations. On the motion of Smith O’Brien, Esq. the chair ...

... they would have liven justified taking arms in his opinion for the defence of their country—(cheers). But lie was happy say that there was not single person connected with that association desirous nopeal to arms the present time, hut they all joined in ...

... treachery, force, or fraud, had plundered him Suppose take the illustration given Mr. John O’Connell. said— * the government prevented force the collection the Repeal rent, armed resistance would jusuhtable, and that would have recourse it.* is |»roliiljiip ...

... was on Monday, at one o’clock, in the Conciliation Hall. Amongst the committeemen present wore, Mr. O Connell.VVl. P., Mr. John O’Cumiell, M. P. ; the Hon. Cecil Lawless, M. P. Mr. J. M. M‘f)onnell, M. P*, Mr. Steele, Mr. Costello, Mr. O’Dowrl, Mr. O’Hca ...

... immediately. County Limerick Calendar. —Murder and at: tempt »t murder, 20 ; rape 3 ; abduction ; attack: ing houses by arms, robbing arms, &c, forgery, l; larceny, 4; sheep stealing, 2 ; violet t assault, vagrants, ; under false pr* ttal CB, of Limerick ...

... expressed nions with respect to Ireland, which did h honor, and Lord John Ilusscdl would not dare to refuse justice It elan 1, when it was pressed upon him Peel (h«ar, hear). Well, then, Lord John Russell was the head the Government, and in his address electors ...

... men who were distinguished their hostility the Irish people, and the first bill gave Ireland was the absurd and oppressive Arm* Bill (hear). The next great act of the Irish government was the Repeal prosecutions, which he would not mere than allude In ...