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... From MSS. now first published from the Originals in possession of the Family, and materials for his Life left by the Admiral. John Barrow, Esq., F.R.S. In 3 vols., past Bvo., ERNEST SINULEION.JBy of (Dr. Hookwoll. In Bvo, with G. Mcasom, 15s. HISTORY OF ...
... of Fire-Abms.—The arms of tiie peasantry, from this part of the country, are going in boat loads to the county so that wheu required, ttors may get them back imps dia ,». OnKe'%A|y, the Dec, two fel- Ijws, armed with a gun tho Rev. John Exshaw's stewarcT ...
... SMITH, G.C.B. From MSS. now first published from the-Originalsiin possession of the Family, and materials for bis Life left jhe John Barrow, Esq., F.R.S. X * In 3 vols. ERNEST SINGLETON. of ,. . H ookwell. ready. nr. 15s. A^i .? V • COURT AND CHANCERY; the ...
... their trial for the homicide. Banner of Ulster. Violation of the Arms' Act.—At the last quarter sessions of Nenagh, William Harrington and Michael Connell were convicted of having arms in their possession contrary to the provisions of the coercion act ...
... inj» Justice of the Queen's Bench in the room of the Injustice Burton. The Right th ° K a, A\ fforn as attorney-general, and John Hatchell, Esq> t>. C, was sworn in as solicitor-genera The above gentlemen took the oaths, ChanCeU ° r ' athishoUS6 ' U ♦ t ...
... the following account of this atrocity:—A tK'dy tff armed insnrgens having moved off from the direction of Abbeyfeale, towards Charleville, the mountains, attacked every house in their way for arms and provisions. They succeeded in some places, not others ...
... entertainment to Viscount Hardinge, at the London Tavern, on Wednesday next. The Duke of Wellington, Lord John Russell, Viscount Palmerston, Sir John Cam Hobhouse, Earl Grey, and a distinguished party, have received invitations to meet the uoble and gallant ...
... precautions to provide arms and ammunition to put into the hands of the well affected in the north of Ireland.—Some conversation then arose as to the propriety of throwing over the Landlord and Tenant Bill, after which Lord JOHN RUSSELL, observed, that ...
... e, London, in 1784, 64 years ago. He was a soldier under Sir John Moore, at Corunr.a, in Spain, in 1809, where he received a ball in the right arm. He was present at the burial of Sir John, and remembers th* minutest particulars of the scene. He was also ...
... pulpit railing and lifting his right hand, he described the nature and tendencyoftheHte to be performed John the Baptist, said, was emphatically John the Dipper Silence being imposed upon the people, he at once descended the steps font, and the three persons ...
... com pany were then addressed in a pleasing manner Mr. John Swindells, also by Mr. T. Thistlethwaite, who expressed the pleasure he felt in being attached to the school. Mr. Samuel Council, Mr. John Neild, and Mr. Thomas Jones Andrew, teachers, also spoke ...
... Robert Peel's bank bill were agreed t unanimously. The Ministers.—Her majesty's ministers ar assembling for the session,—Lord John Russell, Lon Palmerston, and the Marquisof Lansdowneall returnee to town on Tuesday. Defalcations to the extent of £4,000, ...