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... Scotia. Bristol (twice a week—Cram and Co., s onth John 'treat Carmar then, and adjacent placce—(every three weeks) Cram and Co., South John-et Cardigan and adjacent places—Cram, Staitk, and south John street,G. Butler mid Co., Chapel walks. Coleraine ...
... Walker, F Whittall . Smyrna Texian 191 Leask, Lpl J Poole Santa Martha David 974 Vaughan, Cannon & co St Johns Ellerslie 734 Harvey, Rankin & co St. Johns Dart 93 Doughty. . Rotterdam Esther Ann 296 Hunter, .M'TearPerartmbuco St Paul & Peter 166 Mashul ...
... Scotia. Bri6tol(tvrice a week—Cram and Co., South John street Carmarthen, and a4acent placea—(every three weeks) Crain and Co., South John-it Cardigan and adjacent places—Cram, Bunk, and South John streot,G. liutlor sad Co.. Chapel wallas Coleraine ...
... to bring about an armed insurrection in this country, then he was able to perceive how the invoking of srnpathy, money, and armed resistance, either from the Americans or the French, ' could be made a very material element in an armed struggle. The only ...
... recommended the formation of an Irish national the guard, composed of armed and disciplined men ; but whi somne twelve (seventeen) years ago the present prose- guo the cutor, Lord John Russell, then engaged in a course an thle of agitation for parliamentary ...
... 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 ...
... to death—that was not treason. In reference to the king's troops, the king's lieutenant at the head of them was attacked an armed party, or prevented from pursuing the object they had in view—in that case it was high treason ; hut, on the contrary, it was ...
... theen he was able to perceive how the invoking of sympathy, money, and . a'rm'ed resistance, either from the Atecericans or the Frenceb, could be made a veryncaterial element in an armed struggle. Time only witnesses examined during the remainder of the day ...
... conepicuoucly toast Mvr. cisagher himeel t, i formeil the resolutton, as he alleged, of effecting a revil of lotion het force of arms. The first piece of' evidence lie tII meant to addusce in proof of his atllege, isoI was a speech) di delivered Ity Mr. Meitleter ...
... throat as to suffocate poor puss. ao CONeVICTION OL A LivERPoOOL ATTORNEY FOR ORTAIN- v~a yING Moe4nY tusnxn FALSE PnRTINCE~S,-John Evans, a solicitor, co r. lately occupying an office in Swift's Ccurt, Castle-street, was e tried at our intermediate sessions ...