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... Henry Grattan's prospects are very gloomy. The Conservatives talk of starting one candidate, probably Mr. Lambert. Westmeath. —Mr. Tuite's resignation has been determined upon. The other member, Mr. Chapman, will again be candidate. Mr. John Ennis is ...
... the salvation Ireland by enrrgetic means. When saw O'Brien and his ids resolutely appeal from Ireland oppressed to Ireland armed tor the contest, the old athlete exclaimed, • May they succeed in accomplishing the work which 1 *as afraid to attempt ! and ...
... that than it only one wee fcrer in that Tillage. At Chnreh, bj the Rot. Wat. Atkina, John KlHaoa, Eaq, Bana.Tglen. ooaaty of Donegal, to Harriot, daaghler of John Barnett, Baa. Rta VOIa, DabUn. the inat. Kanagn Choroh, Longford, Jamra Robert Glbboao ...
... for insurrection, through the indalgence uf which some of his relatives have rendered themselves rather remarkable. His son, John O'Connell, of Agbgore and Darrynane, took the field in 1689 at the bead of acompany of foot, which he raised for the service ...
... at hit residence, in Dean-street, Hangor, of bi.« age. Mr. John Drown, sen. printer I:.«ior of the Svrth Wults Chronicle. . ( iu>t. at the bouse of her sou, Mr. William r. .â¢( the Crewe Arms Hotel, Crewe, aged 87, Mrs. Edwards. relict of the late Mr ...
... W., fresn breeze, fine. PORTHCAWL. Arrived [May 24] from Newton, Johns, Gloster Rosebud, Davy, Hayle J M Ann, Macartby. Cork Fanny, Puis ford, Porlock Wind W'., strong. RUNCORN. _ Armed [Mai 251 from Jane, Atherton, VillenheU Turner. Latham, Barum Eagle ...
... 802 Thompson, Lahgtrys New Orleans WATERFORD — May 23. Wind S.S.E. to W.S.W.—Sailed — The Hound, for St. John's, eafoundland. Ti'e Vharlutte, St. John's, :; , ..wfuundlantl, from LonOon, was wrecked near Aveiro, on the 11th 8a i!ed May 4. far Dorcas, littnehntau ...
... of Mr. O’Connell, who was and down, were apparent ; and when the tramp and clatter of the armed party were heard, he started with evident excitement. By this armed movement, he seemed to have become impressed with sense of the peril to which his followers ...
... hundred and forty seven. THOMAS ROUTLIDGE. JOHN CUMMINS. Witness — John Mason. Mr. John Tomlin Hors&ll's Assignment VJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by an Indenture bear- 1> ing date the Twentieth Day of April, 18f7, JOHN TOMLIN HORSFALL, late of Bradford, in ...
... insurrection—the frequently sanguinary violence of the Irish perishing of hunger—those appeals of the secret societies to arms, succeeded by those terrible executions of which the traces were to be found on the high road or at the gates of the rich—the ...
... prisoners to Tralee. The Liberator, 1 mewing in his nurse's arms, save the scene, and remembered It-for his memory t was singularly tenacious-more ?? in remarkable dates or events. From the arms of the nurse to our i first edbantienal process is a short ...
... direction Ireland, those bitter sarcasm's had merely diecharged a sacred duty, those crushing bursts of wrath, with which he armed, To pass over without other notice than its announce- l himself against his adversaries. If the great •gitator; ment, and ...