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... s Larkin. appearing in arms and firing at the person; Patrick SUNamora, Phil Smith, Michael Bourke, (tinny in a dwelling; John Kennedy, do. ; John Potind, grievoils assault ; Edward Hayden and William Cavanagh, robbery of arms ; Thomas Gineenn and Daniel ...
... vessels from Mr. Grattan, brother to Dr. Grattan they were sealed, and gave them to his brother. Mr. John Grattan sworn—Gave the 5 parcels to Mr. Seed; got them from Mr. Dopping, R.M. Mr. John Dopping, R.M Gave the 5 parcels to Mr. ...
... John Royle. Jane*. Eluiheth. Uy, Victory, Redder Brawl Sor»Crein.,M , Cli»b, Loni ...
... thirty years of age, and Garret Lynam, also about the same age, were indicted for the wilful murder of Richard Grattan, jun.,son of Dr. Grattan, of Drummin, in this county, upon the 18th of August, 1846, by mixing together a certain quantity of white arsenic ...
... Mr. John Vaughan, builder. Ste. of Llangedwin, and also for several years clerk of parish. On*the 20th Inst at his residence, Noyudd-Wiillm. near Cardigan, aged 47 yean, William Audatt, Esq. solicitor, of Cardigan. the 20th Inst, suddenly. Mr. John Clarke ...
... William Pitt his Canning and thus Grey had his Russell. Thus, Ireland, Mr Flood determined the genius of young Grattan to Irish polities ; thus Grattan himself imparted his favourite ideas I ord Plunkett. So, from time to time, have there been men who “connected ...
... INTKLLIOBHC*. OHAvr>PN'D, Much W—Arriced, th. Scnrficld, K-rtch. 37th—Copenhagen, from CtMljm, from MBranham; John Pink, from Jamaica; John Caskle, from ChartMton: Record, from Alexandria: Saucy Jack, from Smyrna; Magic, from ditto; Londonderry,from ...
... very general in some counties. HoKKinr.E Mi KDKK NEAR LiMERICK —On Sunday Mr. John O’Donovan, of Milview, whilst returning from mass at Shanatrolden, was attacked by four armed ruffians, dragged off his car, and so dreadfully beaten with the hut-ends of ...
... Flanders. Logi:owe, March 31.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., light breeze, and fine. DEAL, Muth 30.—N. W. to N.N.E.—Arrived: Arm Jane, China; Baboo, China; Franklin, Batavia • Aurora, Calcutta; Samarang, Calcutta Kingston, Callao,'for Leith; Polly, Callao ...
... Oswestry. Circuit No. 30.—John Wilson—Brecknock, Baihh, Crickhowell, Hay, Bridgend, Cardiff, Mertbyr TydrS, Neath, Swansea. Rhaidr. ircuit No. 31.—John Johncs—Carmarthen, Llandovery, Llanelly. Newcastle-in-Exalp, Aberayron, Cardigan, Llanpcter, Haverfordwest ...
... masts sprung, ate., March 24.—The Jupiter, Iverson, Monte Video for Antwerp. , _ r-,. „ CORK, March 25 Mary and Eleanor, of Cardigan, Sligo to Baltimore, was abandoned, dismasted, and with loss of bowsprit, inst., lat. 28 loug. 45; crew taken off the Chester ...
... P.; John C. Talbot, Spencer Lyttelton, Charles Spring Rice, Robert Carew, M.P.; John Charles Dundas, M.P.; George D. Keane, R.N. ; Lieut. Fane Keane, Dudley Pelham, E. Coke. BARONETS.—Sir Alexander Duff Gordon, Waler Stirling, W. Clay, M.P.; John Lister ...