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... Man, the Lady ot John Bbbe, of Kilteel Castie, ‘the Lady of Coptata Leicester Qmith. A.D.. Quartermaster-General, the 26th at of 9 eon, bora. MABRIED. On the 19th inst., at St. Chureb, by the Rev. Dr. of Ferns, county Wexford, to Rev. John Mende of the late ...
... defen- ance, named Ann! dant four years, an 4 he was the fat ther of the child she ip rest Carrara marble, robed ke 8 ae ber arms. he pul ltitade around him. A woman ¥ ho lived in the same honse,having proved the in- he posit ition of haranguing an admiring ...
... some evil-disposed persons in the agricultural districts are searching for and robbing arms. Givo them arms bill, says Steropes, order that they may know where the arms are to be found. But the landlords are exercising the extreme rights of property, they ...
... nothing had, it seems, been m all | against a numerous body of the best Army Sir John Power were several! withurew. | At Trieste and Venice lit th of | that ever existed—the Arm of the itists Queen! That the deputation then done in Wheat,but Indian Corn had ...
... by the Mar- Mr. E. Saunders, 24 Dragoon Guards, by Lord Farnham Mr. Enery, by Lord Farnham. the Farl of Aberdeen. Mr. FE. Grattan, Vice-Consul at Boston, by Right Hon. and Rev. Viscount Hereford, on succession to e title, by Earl Talbot. Dr. Mure, 4th ...
... for the motion Mr. ESTCOURT then moved that Mr. W. S. O'Brien should be committed to the custody the Serjeant at- Arms. Lord Morpeth, Mr. John O'Connell, and other members, pressed for postponement of the motion, order to afford Mr. O'Brien opportunity of ...
... represented at present [hear, hear, and cheers). He had great pleasure in handing in £5, the usual yearly contribution of Air. John O'Brieo,M.P., which he had forwarded as a testimony of his unabated sense of the value and practical efficacy of the Repeal ...
... the jurors who were empannelled :—Patrick Regan, Thomas Snowe, Denis Redmond, John William Gillespie. George Hamilton Walker, Hall Chambers, William Carson, Henry Cochrane, John Baker, William White, Thomas Carey, and Joseph Traynor. Mr. Smyly opened the ...
... leader, Sir Ro. Instead of remedial rt Peel did not take the warving. iblie_ discontent he measures, which would have aj an arms bill, and a large portion of the session of was devoted to the consideration of the ‘isions of that miserable bill which is ...
... homicide, by fir- p 0 ' by aggravated assaults, by assaults in I*' killing or maiming cattle, demanding or fire arms appearing in arms, administerd^,°Uses. es oat sending threatening notices ; attackt g-h 0 IDa li'- ; i OUS injury to property and firing ...
... other Doctors Drs. ar, Bally’ 3 Pree, worth ; Riordan, Doneraile ; Wm. 3 C. Arm Kil- strong, do. ; T ‘ j B. Barry, Rathcormae ; Roche, ; Carrigaline Piddetle, Kildorrery; Grattan, Cork ; Will iam Townsend. do. ; Ort, Inneshannon; W. Harris, Cork ; Crook ...
... ever get appvintment or place, and that Repeal magistrates should be deprived of the commission of the peace. Lam looking with arms folded to see what will be done now. (Hear.) 1 don’t expect that will be pro- scribed—I don’t expect—in fact, I leave it to ...