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... other Wood coataiviag a brief history of the English Bible, Kc. 0 2 and ‘M4, Paternoster Row. N the matter of the PETITION of JOHN ROWLEY, of Black Chiek, im the Part, in the parish of > before en of the Bash, im the towaship of Cefnmeaer, in same couaty ...
... to-day. Sub-. Coppinger met a body of armed men the other day, who threatened to shoot him if he continued his search for O’Gorman. The sub-inspector was alone, and did not wish to show fight to such a large namber of armed ruffians. — The Cork papers announce ...
... Latouche Worthington Esq foreman John S Armstrong John Brennan Philip D Hardy Abraham Studdert William Tilly Joseph Kincaid James Booth Richard Whitehead Francis Devitt Robert Hunt William Russell John R Andrews George Browne John Robert Deacor Higginton James ...
... right of to arms Mr Labouchere his colleagues brought in in 1847 to interdict and punish the exercise of right Lord Russell Liverpool 1838 the right to the people to large bodies for the purpose of representing their grievances Lord John Russell in 1848 ...
... constabulary yesterday evening unassisted military near Killenaule in the county Tipperary attacked one thousand men mostly armed with fire-arms and nikes under the immediate command of Smith O’Brien Not man of the police has been injured but seven of the rebels ...
... meat, and BIGAMY. @ John Crossley, 47, pleaded guilty to marrying Ro- sannah Johnson, at Prestbury, his former wife being still months imprisonment. HIGHWAY KOBBERY. John Allen, 29, and William Jones. 27, were charged with robbing John Young and Mary Young ...
... some interesting account of assembly Mr'John Scoble some Information on the Peace Congress at Brussels held in September last and read the resolutions adopted at the congress in favour of universal peace The Rev John Peters moved the first resolution approving ...
... instead of avoiding it, might precipate rebellion. Nothing would prevent the rebellion of the south but the organization and arming of the north of Ireland. After a few words from the Marquis of LANSDOWNE and the Earl of GLENGALL, the standing orders were ...
... Patrick Walsh John Moor Edmond Lsnder-gan Richard Daniel Timothy Connell William Crotty Michael Comerford James Sheedy charged with burning the police barrack at the Slate Quarries and being in arms against the Queen’s authorities Thomas Boutke John Shea attacking ...
... Roscommon on the 8th of August Extensive Purchases of Arms The Dublin Evening Herald Thursday contains the following intelligence which it professes to have received from private source Eighty of arms have been purchased by the Dr Doyle Club of which Duffy ...
... FROST WILLIAMS & JONES F O’Connor moved an address her praying that she be graciously pleased to extend her Royal pardon to John Frost Zephaniah Williams and William Jones all other political offenders Mr Wakley seconded the motion G Grey said he felt ...
... Jane Wood stealing and receiving iWoolley Bridge John and Solomon 4 months and (the receiver) 6 mos Chester— John Samuel Ashton stealing smoothing irons at 2 ifcos John Gorman stealing boots Stock John Keayton and Edward Standring Whaley mos— Ann Draper ...