... Octbsok. Monday ercaiai.at Mr. Coleman Burke was relurnini frow the market «l Portomna, eu. Oalwty, he was attacked a joiny fire armed wen. The forem*.st wan presented pistol to his breast, and commanded him to hit wooer. On bis refusal, the* commenced •nunlerous ...

... people possess arms. Their ancestors who bad carried the Revolution of had preached the same doctrine; and the necessity was be deplored which devolved upon the government, of depriving the people of Ireland of the privilege of possessing arms- Mr. Butt then ...

... IJtrulJ. Cntflligtncf. . v. vf Nearly. QUEEN S BENCH— John Martin, y. the Queen in Error. Mr. Smvlv Mv the John Marlin, r. the error. I have apply your Lord, j.hjps fur the issue a writ corpn* that John Martin mav up to have the case argued ; and I have ...

... Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Robert Drummond Hay Captain, by purchase, vice Douglas, who retires ; Ensign John Chetham M‘l ...

... person armed from Belfast, who took charge of the young runaways, with the v.ew of taking them back to the guardianship of their parents. Excise Refubm. —A public dinner was given on Wed nesday Mr. G. A. M-Loren (now Provost of Leilli) aud Mr. John Kay aud ...

... despise if Lord Cardigan and tits Officers—We are autuowe are only true to ourselves, vigil.ut, and firm. vised to state, with reference certain animadversions The Globe f'eocautg uu-m the receut respect- upon Lord originating lhe John Bull a political ...

... the Treasury authorities, and has met with their approbation. D. E. Packet. The Magistracy. —The Lords Justices have directed John Baker Graves, Esq., resident magistrate, to lake charge of the district of Carrick-on Suit, in the county of Tipperary, in ...