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... receive their sentences: Daniel Malcolm, to imprisoned for four months; Arthur Malcolm, to be transported for ten years; John M‘Grattan, to be imprisoned three months; and Jane Askin, three months. The criminal business having terminated, the Court rose ...
... daughter the late Kov. Win. Grattan, Swan Unbar, County of Cavan. On the of the ult.. inflammation of the bowels, atfiri years Mr. John Johnston I Ingle's, brother P» the Poat-maatcr Dungannon, and principal of the Arm Messrs. John Hughes & Co.. Fire clay ...
... Cork city ; Henry Grattan, M.P. Meath county; Kobert Keating, M.P., Waterford county ⢠Major Blackall. M.P., Longford county ; Thos. Meagher, M.P., Waterford city ; F. Scully, M.P., Tipperary co. ; Col. Dunne, M.P., Portarlington ; John Sadlier. M.P., ...
... Fitzpatrick, Hon John W Queen Fortcseue. Chichester 'Outh 4o Fox. Richard Maxwell.- Longford Freneh. Fitzstephen Roscommon oJ Gore, W Richard OrmsbyShgo ...
... Lord John Russell —no, you shall not treat the people of Ireland as if thev were slaves—they shall possess arras as well as the people of England—every man and boy of them shall liberty purchase and keep a gun. There shall no registration of arms. The ...
... r.C. ; John O’Neill, T.C. ; John Martin, ; Ralph M al«h, P. Johnston, Patrick Murphv, Charles Oavan Duffy, Kev. Mr. Fay, GeoriM* Washington Vance, John Magrath. solicitor ; frlcton Stuart Ralph, W. Batfersby, Doctor West, I'd ward Trouton, John Williams ...
... and inhabitants of Armagh, and the North of Ireland general! v, that has R E MOVED BELFAST, and that VISITS ARM •mySATfJTDAT. A Mr. GRATTAN wishes SELIHm HOUSE and MEDICAL ESTABLISHMENT in Armagh, which will dispose of on very reasonable terms. BELFAST ...
... unquestionably good one, anil hoped that, before long, it would receive the sanction of the legislature. In the Commons, Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring in bis bill amend the Irish Poor Law, in explain, ing which observed with respect to the sale ...
... ck : HUGH Antrim Eleanor M‘Donnell Aghalee John Emerson Athy John M'Hwaine, dealer Athlone Thomas Burgess, grocer John Robins, grocer Aughnacloy D. Campbell and Co., Post Office T. Boggs, grocer Armagh John Thompson, 03, English-street Arkiow Thomas Annesley ...
... the Dublin Orangemen were armed, and not their own expense, is plain, and all that has been written leads to the conclusion that they wore armed—indirectly t he government, whether subsequent events may hinge upon that arming or not. It is creditable to ...
... headed Lord John sell—no, you shall net treat the people of Ireland if they were slaves—they shall possess arms well the peoule of England —every man and boy them shall at liberty to purchase and keep a gun. There shall registration arms. *• The English ...
... convulsions. man named John Dcval died last week from the offeels of the bile of tiger, which he received whilst visiting Hatty’s menagerie at Birmingham fair. Deval was drunk when entered the show, and incautiously leant his arm the frame-work of the ...