... County Police cannot act upon occasion without their aid last at the Town-hall Cardigan before Davies Patrick Esqrs Magistrates David William were brought by Sergeant the Cardigan Police charged with in the execution his duty on Saturday last fined with and ...

... shamefully treated, and on account of which treatment (placing his hand on the breast of his hussar jacket) I wear this day the arms which now I wear.* ” Hip, hip, hurrah ! burst from a considerable number of voices, while an almost equal number began to hiss ...

... existence of the Repeal cause. Ido not waut to cut any blame upon the noble lord, but I am justified In observing that though Mr. Grattan told him to keep knocking at the Union, he has kept a long time without knocking. (Laughter.) With respect to the Conference ...

... That effort cannot made a divided country. The nerve, the passion, and the purpose of the country must be lodged in one arm, and that arm must not ceaae to atriko against tho gates of the Irish Senate House until they have been driven in.—(Tremendous cheers ...

... about the hour of twelve o’clock, while Mr. Thomas Harvey, son to Mr. John Harvey, of ftathkerry, was engaged ploughing some land from which a tenant had been ejected, four men, each armed with a pistol, entered the field. Two of the party look deliberate ...

... confounded«»iwn4he present, if such state tan be. hear dreadfuTtales the atrocities committed by the prisoners who laid down their arms outside the city the i.»th ult and who were then turned loose upon the country their i* ’aid thev have scattered in every direction ...

... HANLEY.—Monday. Before T. B. Rose, and F. W. Tomlinson, Bsqrs. Taoeakct. Five boys, named Peter Bison, John Grattan, Joseph Grattan, John Walbank, and John Williams, were brought up on the charga of sleeping stoking-house at the Byker’s ...

... since the Secession) ; Morgan John O’Connell (shouting for the Whigs, and accordingly promised the situation of Poor Law Commissioner; John O’Brien, M.P. (silent since the Secession); J. P. Somers (shouting for the Whigs); John Maher, late M.P. (silent since ...

... Tipperary; John O’Connell, P.. Kilkenny: John Reynolds, T.C.; C. P Shannon, T.C.; J. P. Doyle, P.L.G.; Rev. Mr. Hopkins, Rev. James Murphy, 0.5.D.; Doctor M’Keon, P.L.G.; Micbsei Hyland, Kilkenny; John Kelch, Peter Slevin, Richard Kelly, T.C.; John Flanedy ...

... Peel, „ Tboa Gale*. Seahi* Miriam. Sunderland John Murray. do Sceptre, Gaaelle. Stockton Dispatch, Sunderland Williams. Stockton Ann, Navigator, Newcastle John Botohorley. Earl Bathurat, Hartlepool John, Newcastle Friends, Stockton Britannia, Newcastle ...

... Clare and Limerick are filled with expressions of alarm and despondency. Hitherto the object of the peasantry in seeking fire-arms was a matter of much speculatTion—and, indeed, they themselves had no definite design. The convicts under sentence of tran ...

... fought ; and Lord Shrewsbury is run through the body, from the right breast through the shoulder; and Sir John Talbot all along up one of his arms; and Jenkins killed upon the place, and the rest all in a little measure wounded. This will make the world ...