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... called to the outer bar : John Thomas Hamil Stewart, Esq., only son of John Stewart. Esq., Dominick-sireet, in the city of Dublin. William John Warren, Esq., only son of Wm. Warren, Esq., of Castle Connor, in the county of Sligo. •John Reilly, Esq., second ...
... with being one of an armed party who attacked and robbed Wm. Ryan, Esq., of Bally makeough, of his arms ; also charged with having, in the month of July last, at Coolagorce, in the county of Clare, with another man, appeared in arms, firing several shots ...
... unable to protect more than one store a time, and in consequence the plunder of property was considerable. understand that Mr. John O'Neill was the principal sufferer; his concerns were broken into while was in the act of protecting those of his brothers ...
... The lady of Dr. George Mahon of Eyrecourt, of a son. Mrs. John Mahon, the wife of a respectable and respected inhabitant of Eyrecourt. On the 20th instant, at Clononey, King’s County, Mr. John Egan, at the advanced age of years, uncle to the Rev. K. Egan ...
... Moore Vandeleur, John M‘Domiell, Simon George Pardon, John O'Brien, Henry Stuart Burton, Bmdon Blood, Edward Fitigerald Hugh Hickman, Thomas Crowe, jun., David John Wilson, Wm. Butler, George O'Callaghan, Edmond John Armstrong, John ...
... gentlemen were then sworn on Petty Jury: Messrs. William Poole, Samuel £. 1!;. '; :'a. John Telford, A. J. Webb. H. E. ltd!uiii John Ruurke, Thomas John Uipwell, John .t, Henry Manly, James Eosset, Wm. Warren George M* Mullen. MALICIOUS INJURY Mick cel ...
... attributed to Mr. John Ileilly, which, not -vin- heard, he was unable to determine 1,1 what .■'iritlhey were used. There was, however, sufficient ' -uilv about them to make them appear it they ■ been intended offensive. begged to m:.«t8 Mr- John Keilly.andthat ...
... (cheers.) He then referred to Lord Ebringtou’s discouragement of the Repeal cause, and said he was now waiting with folded arms to see what would be done (hear, hear). The election of 1841, which had obtained Peel’s majority, he described as having been ...