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... to bear his part in the p general arming which took place on the breaking out of the i short, but most disastrous insurrection of that year, arid served in 'Ithe lawyers' infantry ; such being the i description of arm wbich the bar then chose. On two ...
... and the Earl of St. Germans. The Council sat hour and half. The Earl Roden, the Right Honorable Edward Lucas, Sir John M*Nelll, and Mr. John Stretun, as a deputation from the Dublin and Enniskillen Railway Company, had interview with the Chancellor of the ...
... person came forward to prove that another belonged to an unlawful society. It with resp'-ct to Arms Act. regarded the provisions relating to the manufacture of arms; and which, in Its former shape, required that no person should carry on the trade of blacksmith ...
... 13 robberies of arms, IS cases of tiring into houeses, 6 v of tlireatening notices, and 146 of' attacks on houses. In'Li. mnerick lthere weere three murdters, live eases of tiring into houses, 12 of liring at persons, 36 robberies of arms, 30 clireatening ...
... Ventilation—IV. Newman on Develo; —Vv end of the British Oregon Lives of the Lindsays—VI. Sponish Architecture—VIL ind Postscript. John Murray, Albemarle-sircet, London, CUMMING and FER GUSON, 17. Lower Ormond-quay, Dublin. HISTORY 2; A NEW endary G History to ...
... 30th, 1846. “Sin—tThe following is a literal translation of a Welsh shire >— placard, posted in the town of Newcastle Emlyn, Cardigan- “* We desire to acquaint the country in ge- neral, that a ship load of excellent potatoes from Ireland bas been newly imported ...
... forward to prove that another belonged to an unlawful society. It was with respect to the arms act, as regarded the provisions relating to the manufacture of arms; and which, in its former shape, required that no person should carry the trade blacksmith ...
... She lingered from her wounds, and, after a miscarriage, | gave birth to a still=born child, aud died with the infant in | her arms (a lough). Mr. CALEB POWELL wished to know whether the noble lord would have any objection to produce a copy of the letter ...
... CROOKE, Auctioreer, (Successor to John Dodd), No. 13, Upper Sackvil!e-street. SERMoNS. O N PALM SUNDAY, 5th APRIL, 1846, at V half-past Two o'Clock, the ANNUAL CHARITY SERMON will be preached in SS. MICHAEL AND JOHN'S CHURCH, EXCHANGE-STREET, bya . Rev ...
... (hear, hear). . Mr. HEN HY GRATTAN remarked that there were many instances of police attempting entrap persons into situations in which they might charged with crime, and instanced the case policeman named Lallan hiding arms, ami accusing innocent parties ...
... violence with which it was tended :---• Between seven and eight o'clo,k twelve men, all armed, made • simultaneous rush into the dwelling house of a men named Preece. These armed men dragged him out and beat hint on the head mid body, and Ma son having offered ...
... labour. Denis Carroll, James Cawley, and John Carroll, manslaughter—Twelve months' imprisonment and herd labour. Joseph I,shy and John Cawley, like offence—Nina month*' imprisonment and hard labour. John Carroll, John Ryan. Denis Flynn, and J. Kennedy, assault ...