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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 ...
... present in the occupation of Mr. John Simpson, Tenant from to year, at an Annual Kent of X5O ; another is held by Mr. John Vint, at the same Rent, and like Tenure; and the remaining House is in the occupation of Mr. John Corby, the Proprietor of the Premises ...
... that that awful and tremendous sent e nce was al out to be passed on ibis occasion. Thomas Darcy and John Duncan, who had been foun.l guilty defeating arms, having received good characters, were sentenced to two e Ara' imprisonment each. Patrick Stafford ...
... 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 ...
... Surgeon John Grattan, Charles Tice, front lb. 69th Foul, to be surgeon. vice Gardiner. who exchange, lath Foot—Lieut. Wm gueade, from the 40th Foot. to be iieutenant, Samuel Reed, who retiree on half pay of the Foot. . . . 28th Foot—Lieut. John Guiike ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Testimonials of its efficacy enclosed Cox, Stationer, Stamp Office. with each bottle. . R. Williams, Grocery Stores. P only by JOHN EVANS, Apothecary and Carmody, Confectioner, &c. Chemist, Dublin; in Bottles at Is. and 2s. Gd. each ; and Macnoom |. White ...
... 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 ...