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... Ireland. Mr. John O'Connell has announced the closing of Conciliation-hall, owing to the want of funds. He also gave notice that the Association and the Irish Confederation had coalesced, and would both adjourn sine die on Monday next preparatory to ...
... insurrection last week. Thousands of brave men had resolved that John Mitehel not leave the Irish shore except cross their corp: We appre- hended that, under present circamstances, an armed attempt to him, end te free Ireland, might have proved abortive; ...
... paper of May a letter from the Rev. Father Hughes, of Clanmorris, Lord J. Russell, in which, under form of warning to Lord John, is sketched out the plan of an organised rebellion to begin in September next. Mr. Hughes says the best time for civil war ...
... Procession. Herald. Herald. ELEPHANT AND CASTLE, Kindly furnished by Mr. Wombwell, being the City Arms of Coventry. CITY GUARDS, IN ANCIENT ARMOUR. ST. GEORGE, ARMED CAP-A-PIE. The Painters' Banner. GRAND MILITARY BAND, Kindly granted by Col. Scarlett, of the ...
... Leaders of Country Bauds and others who are willing to assist, are invited send Letters (prepaid) to the Committee, at the Craven Arms, Coventry, stating the lowest Terms they will charge for the day, specifying the number of their respective Bands, and the ...
... Magdalene College, Cambridge ; Thomas Ratliff, 8.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge; John Jaqnes Wedge, 8.A., St. John’s College, Cambridge; and Matthew Clarke, Magdalene College, Cambridge. TrtE Arm?.—On Tuesday last, one troop of the 11th (Prince Albert’s ...
... the county of Cardigan. John Rogers, of St. David's College, Lampeter, to the assistant curacy of Vaynor, the county of Brecon. David Rowlands, of St. David's College, Lampeter, to the assistant curacy of Llangorwen, in the county of Cardigan. PRIESTS. James ...
... to the gentry. o*' In several towns in Yorkshire, a dramatic titled John Barleycorn, has been represented in aid a jjtf temperance movement. The scene is court of justice, , John is tried and found guilty of many crimes and offence The Great Britain ...
... Clifford, who a zealous » Catholic. TATioN of Arms.—A vessel, arrived in the river Co .Gibraltar, has brought several packages of muskets, law to a foreign bouse in the metropolis. As the t ti°n of foreign arms into this country is totally pro- CA they have ...
... stealing abont half a bushel of com. early that morning, the property of Messrs. Blackwell, for whom the prisoner was a watchman. John Pen, waggoner the prosecutors, deposed to seeing the prisoner into No. stable about two o'clock that morning, and bring out ...
... pursuance of Act Parliament for inquiring concerning Charities in England and Wales. With Comments on several of the Charities, John Benbow, Esq., one of the Trustees of the said Charities. Price Sixpence. Also, A LECTURE on the ANCIENT CUSTOMS of the CITY ...
... Thursday last brought him before the Bench. Mr. John Gwillim, who appeared in support of the prosecution, said that if it were necessary more than thirty witnesses might be brought to give evidence against hini. John Prosser, of Withiogton Lakes, and Esther ...