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... Iherieer. “Sd ftTmnrder Mr. John Rjan, which detailed laat weak, i«« not imfortonatoly, been tingle murder. A man who waa with a portion the ahot, i» tinea dead. The of Mr. Sadklr, who waa with, portion the which dapalecd John Ryan oflile, haa, Wed from ...
... Roscommon gaol on suspicion. The Irish Members of Parliament, convened by Mr John O'Connell, met yesterday iv tlle City Assembly House, and . as before, with closed doors. Mr. H. Grattan presided. Messrs. Gorbally (Meath), Grace (Rosscommon), and Fagan ( Wex ...
... attempt, to defraud Ina employer as is stated above? and who but a fool can belitvo that Mr. John A Mill did (as abcve stated) defraud oinployer, Mr. F. O'Connor? Mr. John :Will I know nit, but whoever he may be, I think him injured mart. I lay claim to no more ...
... Calypso, Jamaica; Gloria, Havannah ; Eleanor, Moulmein. Sailed: Chasely, Sidney, N.S. W. ; Golden Spring., and Diana, Bombay ; John Hullett, and Pauline Houghton, Mauritius; Everett., Orenada; Statira, Jamaica; Sylph, Bubsdoes • Orleans, New Orleans; Atka' ...
... recourse to arms to oppose a foreign Power ? Not one. Why then should there be in the present case, when if foreign Powers were not the principals concerned, they certainly gave counsel how to act, exercised influence, and even afforded arms ? M. OCLISENBEIN ...
... recourse to arms to oppose a foreign Power ? Not one. Why then should there be in the present case, when if foreign Powers were not the principals concerned, they certainly gave counsel how to act, exercised influence, and even afforded arms ? M. OCHSENBEIN ...
... compensation for excesses he had encouraged. 3. Sandilla's encouraging ills followers to repel her Majesty's troops by force of arms-4. The failure of the commissioner to bring Sandilla te reason. After enumerating these grievances, Sir Henri announces his ...
... Smith, and Co. Cardigan aid adjacent places—Cram,Smith, and Co.: J. J. Day. Cardiff—Crete, Smith, d Co. Castletown—J.J. y oore. Comes/ma amt Port Rush—Strong reel Reid; Campbell and Budd. G. Redish,jun. Conway—A. Coghill. Cork--John Martin; Preston an ...
... When Davies Jones, of Cylionydd, Esq. ; John Bird, of Plas yn Dines, Esq. the E o l c —Thom D in Pembroke, a res a i v d i i e n s g L a lo t y ß d r , o o n f w K y i d le d h , e 1 , he Pthr eounty of Cardigan, Esq. ; Owen Owen, Esq., m Cr Court, Esq ...
... Cambridge and Huntingdonshires— John Mover Heath- cote, ot Conington, E=q ; Emanuei Lusado, of Toesland, Esq. ; William Wells, of Holme. E-q. Cumberland.— John Dundas Maclean, of L.zonby, Esq ; Andrew Fleming Hudlestone. of Hutton John, Esq ; Thomas Salkeld, of ...
... inst., 9 a.m., carried away foretop. mast, split mainsail, fore&ail, staysail, and jib. Put in—Hie Hopewell, Mortis, from Cardigan; John Medley, Ferance, from Southampton; and Riviere, Clemen from Hayle; all three for Port Talbot. Elisa, Trcnery. from Hayle; ...
... is described in the indictment as Richard Henry John Beaumont M'Cumming, while the only name proved is Major M'Cumming. The Crown cannot recall a witness to prove names, and I am borne out by Lord Cardigan's case. Captain Smith was recalled, and asked if ...