... 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 ...

... Gernon, Esq., barrister ; Dr. Stephen Murphy, T .F. ...

... from St. Stephen's Chapel, where as yet he has so successfully opposed the introduction of the Coercion Act. Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. John O'Connell , and other members of the faithful Irish party in the legislature, were also, it was known, to be present ...

... two hundred yards apart, with the agreement to arm as they pleased, and advance after the first shot As Pleasants rapidly approached his enemy, the latter fired two duelling pistols, resting each upon his arm, drawn up to an angle for the purpose. He then ...

... 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 ...

... (hear, hear). Mr. HENRY GRATTAN remarked that there were many instances of the police attempting to entrap persons into situations which they might be charged with crime, and instanced the case of a policeman named Callan hiding arms, and accusing innocent ...

... pre- chairman. ar pointing sent, we observed the wing mode of scek The Liberator, the Hon. the Lord Mayor, to call other | Grattan, M.P.; J. Mac MP., Alderman O'Brien | The meeting into for carr M.P. ; Valentine Maher. MP. ; and Sir Simon Baronet ; Aldermen ...

... are strong enough to fight the world in ful en frequently ed more arms, and to put down Lreiand.” But such persons would re- w for the Re- collect that Eng! land had hitherto had the arm of Ireland to | de help her. Was it worth while to incur the guilt ...