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... transparent lull. The following is from the Lmtrick Chronicle :— Monday evening, between 5 and 6 o'clock, fire armed men attacked the house of Mr. John Tuthiil, of Kilmore, near Groom, in this county. Mr. Tuthill and his family were from home the time, consequence ...
... Steam-boot Owner Mistley—Mr. John Moore, Wherry Inn. Montrose—Mr. John Smith, Collector of Shore-dues. Neath (Giant's Grave)—Mr. J. Jones, Ship Agent, Aberpergwm Wharf* Newcaslle-upon- Tyne. Newport (Monmouth j Mr. John Phillips, Custom House Agent. ...
... JOHN BULL hit life, performing prodigies of valour, and feats of the most daring character.” Ha fell (wya (ha account) in aingla combat, the apaar of an antagad father, who waa goaded to actual frenajr the death aon, whoaa fall banaath the arm of Captain ...
... the present law, that the fellows pass us the road, well armed, and we cannot say a word to them. On Thursday a deputation, consisting of thirty-two Irish members of Parliament, with Mr. 11. Grattan, M.P., at their head, had an interview with Lord J. Russell ...
... shall presently allude, carrying or wit -X H : districts specified, elsewhere than in his or her dwelling-house, any arm s aescriptions of arms \ —TEC: here follows a long enumeration of the variou to prevent the evasion of ever that might otherwise take ...
... addressed to Sir John Burooyne. We suppose there it such a letter in existence; and if there be, we are quite sure its importance, cannot be over-rated. We coufess, however, we at e unable to understand why should have been addressed to Sir John Bdrooyn*, or ...
... MORE OUTRAGES ASD MURDERS. John O'Donnell, one of the Earl of Lucan’s balUfia, was shot the neighbourhood of Castlebar on Saturday. exceedingly quiet and inoffensive man. A correspondent, writing from Cavan, says;—“ On Friday nig'it last house waste farm ...
... accessory before the fact, and liable as . in Ireland as in England, to the same in with the actual perpetrator of the offence ; arm the case of murder, to undergo with the actual a r r . ; derer the punishment of death.—(Hear, Whether the incitement emanated ...
... determination to stand up for the Bill of Rights. The right of bearing arms was one of the principles of that bill. Did the proposed measure interfere with this . It did not take arms from those who ought properly to have them, but gave the Lord L ieutenant ...
... could be expected? They should try the same system in npssantrv was Tttempted blackened by assertions that temper State. Lord John Russell, upon the govern- hug and, and they would soon see whether the results who met hefr deaths were unoffending de- ment ...
... of notice than as it exhi- bited a schism among the Repealers — the O'Con- nell section voting one way, and Messrs. Henry Grattan, Dillon Browne, ike, another. We have been reminded by a friend to the Go- vernment, that while dealing with the Irish Coercion ...
... afford to call his poor, honest, starving fellow-countrymen, savages land assassins ; but if in the victualling department John Ball suffered one-fifth of the privations to which the Tipperary men were subject, if he had courage enough, would stand upon ...