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... ttectionary and rebellious proceeding in this i m. • Their names are as follows :— Edmond j ht . John Preston, Jeremiah Kealer, John Linane, j tockOrmond, John Brennan, Stephen Morrisy, j Sutler. James Day, Edmond Kennedy, Michael .n i and James Brittian ...
... escaped withoat injury. On Sunday, between the hours of one and two o'clock, three fellows, two of whom were armed with guns, entered the residence of John Rutherford, Esq., at Kingsborough, within about two miles of Parsonstown. There were only two female domestics ...
... himself; John Martyn, Esq., Tylera; Robert Bodhen, Esq., Pierce Joyce, Esq., John Ireland, Esq., Thomas Bermingham, Esq., Colonel Knox Gore. The High Sheriff ol the town of Galway laid the wishes j and objects of the public meeting before Lord John Russell ...
... 'business of this Com- be REMOVED from No. 34 to 63. CORNHILL. Bv order of tbe Court of Directors. ,,r- Sept 14. 1-48. . . - - JOHN YATES, Sec. . NTWERP, BRUSSELS, COLOGNE, HAM- J\_ BIRGH, BERLIN. LE1PZ1C, DRESDEN, &c—RE- VI KI) PARES. — Chief Cabin. II. ...
... a ß a i ns * hi «». and 500/. offered for his fi.~ v # ! y - p ' oteo i ed him . and armed, Ireland would be free in a fortnight. Some of them said they had no arms -liht^ *£' Bt ° neS W ! re Ter yg° ...
... s ? Come rouse to arms, 'tis now the time To punish past transgressions. 'Tis said that Kings can do no wrong, Their murd'rous deeds deny it ; And since from us their power has sprung, We have the right to try it. Come rouse to arms, &c. The starving ...
... stout arm at the helm Now is the time to strike the h ow to make Ireland live for her lovely sons. Are you ready wi'h nerved arms to give effect to that blow ? Are you ready with those stalwart bodies, with those stuut hearts, those nerved arms, ihrouuh ...
... the sentence of the law upon John Mitchel, and that they were prepared to shed the blood of thousands, and that in the capital of the country ; and this speech further disclosed the existence of a confederacy ready armed and willing to engage in open ...
... 89. HOMEWARD BOUN D— Cooper. 90. The PATHFINDER— Cooper. 91. The DEERSLAYKR— Cooper. 98. JACQUELINE of HOLLAND— Grattan. 93. The MAN-AT-ARMS— Jamss. 91. TWO OLD MEN'S TALES. 95. The TWO ADMIRALS— toiIer. 96. RICHARD SAVAGE— Whitehead. §7. CECIL— Mrs. Gore ...
... Rovd Miller, Esq. John S. Brownrigg, Esq. Sheffield Neave. ?? Boyce Combe. Esq. l'ovvler Newsam, Esq. fie. in..- M. Coomb: . E»q. William Phillimore, Es«|. William Dent. Esq. VV . ?? c. Plowden, Esq., M.P. las.W.l .. -liii.l.l. Ks.j ?? John Povnder.Esq. sir ...
... 88 * Vertebr^e _ John Van Vu «t, 1, Pater'nos'terlrow. COT ?? ?» W -?J? 13 ?? 8,o »'*^108.~ KEHS B L ai LS ! RATIO -7 S ° f *. EGGS in ?? P l £ 1S W ° ,k is that employed by Mr. Yarrei' in his History of British Birds. John Van Voorst, 1, P ...