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... near Lisna m- rjiock, in the colliery district, The unfortunate vie. tim, a man- named St John, went to a neighbour's :house, and was dragged out by four armed ruffians, wlio murdered him outside the door. The ?? . ilars or causes of the. murder are not ...
... that the statements are not merely vafounded, bitt are a tissue eof base ansd isfamousfalseehoods. I remain, &c., H. GRATTAN. Mr Grattan has since directed his solicitor to apply for a criminal information against Mr Reynolds for the words attributed to ...
... before John O'Connell. Morgan O'Connell is the boy; he is the a g greg, the flower of tbe nobility of Itish traitors; t] tbe charioteei of the five-pound patriots ; the edifiea. 3 tion of the Whigs and the, admired one of Dillon d Browns and Grattan. 'Prol ...
... before John O'Connell. Morgan O'Connell is the boy; he is the spee gregisthe flower of the nobility of Irish traitors; the eharioteer of the five pound patriots; the 'edifica. tion of the Whigi'and the admired one of Dillon Browne and Grattan. 'Pro/s ...
... that the wail should be again thte lvle. MORE 'O ONCfLAATIc5N. and Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., has directed his solicitor to and em. apply fora criminal information against Mr. John Rey. rc nol .ds, 14 P., for the words attributed to the latter, in a poir, ...
... the questions why should you arm and fight for the preservation of institutions in the pti- vileges of- which you have no share I Why should you arm and fight for laws of which you only reap the penalties ? Why should you arm and fight for the peoteotion ...
... aommienced firing )r intoithehouse. ...
... party commenced firing into thiwhouse. MEjEity had arms in his house, en- deavos*redlo resist tbeattack, and fired -some ahoz* from theiwindow, but, seeiag'the number of men out9 side, and that tho 'were armed, he saw his danger, and having ceasdI to fire ...
... imtimidatios, that is to say, hy the determined public opinion of armed men: -that ther'efete, time power calling itsef' a 9'yovernmlent,' which called on the people of Ireland to deliver up their arms, under any pretext, must be the mortal enemy of that people ...
... commencea firing into the house., M Eniry had arms in his house, en. deavoured to resist the attack, and[ fired £omd shots from theiwindow, but, seiiag the nurnber'efumjn ort. side, and that they were armed, he saw his danger, and having ceased to' tire ...
... here was Nichslrs Mahonand H~enry Grattan, vwho had deserted the p'rinciples,'of 1 ew hnis youth, and disgraced the tomb of his revered ain his parent. He could not pass lightly over the conduct I aye of Morgan John O'Coniell, who deserted Ireland in ...
... by intimidation, any Cortes to be chosen; to and because in Portugal any effective opposition nO must assume the form of an armed pdeaneial> ento. Here the admission is made that the liberals and the r people of Oporto took the only effective means of ...