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... only, and Sold Wholesale and Retail, by JOHN EVANS (late partuer in the Fi rm of Bewley & Evans) 38, Richmond Street, Dublin. In Bottles, Is. and 2s, Gd. each, Also, by BewLey & Evans, Axperson & Dublin, and by GRATTAN & CO., BE AST HE SUBSCRIBER offers for ...
... HE REAL IRISH REVOLUTION WHILE rash men had been planning a revolution to be effected by force of arms, another and a very different revolution was being accomplished by force of circumstances, There is no man among us now so enthusiastic as to expect ...
... THE STATE PRISONERS AND MR, JOHN Mr. Jonw O’Connzty lately addressed to the people some Fre- of Ireland a letter, in which there flections manifesting an ungenerous spirit of vindic- tiveness towards Mr. Smith O’Brien and his mis- guided confederates ...
... in a spirit as mild and tolerant, to say the least of it, as any of the effusions of Mr. Duanbar’s illustrious countryman, John Knox—whom Mr. Dunbar is said to admire with no common fervour, and from whose off-hand and decisive manner he would seem o ...
... Prepared only, and Sold and Retail, JOHN' EVANS (late partner the Firm of Hew ley Evans) 38. Richmond Street, Dublin. In Bottles, Is. and 2s. 6d. each. Also, Bf.wlbv & Evans, Anderson Adams, Dublin, and by GRATTAN CO.. BELFAST. NOW IN PORT, It NEW ¥OU ...
... indeed that in the north of Europe there was a suspension of arms; but what suspension of arms has taken place in the south of Europe is to me a mystery. Has there been a suspension of arms between Austria and Pied- mont ? There has been a rumour, with ...
... the suspension of the Habeas Corpus Act necessary the present limo for the tranquillity of Ireland. 8e ...
... facts. Samuel Kane examined.—Saw several persons with guns in the procession; saw John Green, Pat or John and John Maguire with guns; saw John Green discharge his gun. John M*Grady, a pensioner, examined.—lie did not seo any person knew with ...
... Tipperary (Not 111 Riding) Assizes, on Tuesday, John Maher, young man about twenty-eight years of age, was convicted the wilful mu derof Thomas Comerford, on the of July lasi, at Cahra. The prisoner was one armed party, who fired shots into the house deceased ...
... act against the carry- ing of arms, it 1s lawful for them to march in pro- cession and carry arms, This is a gross mistake; and the public mind ought to be at ouce disabused on the subject. Large processions, carrying arms, and under such circumstances ...
... at the tenant had right compel the landlord, but that tho landlord had right to compel the tenant. Colonel Dunne and Mr. Grattan both the aeeuraey of this statement. Mr. said it appeared to him that his hon. friend (Sir W. Somerville) was right. There ...
... Joho Richard- son from an unsucce search after Sir John Frank- lin’s expedition. The letter mentions that, after reaching the Arctic Ocean, he travelled 500 miles along the coast; id also, that Sir John speaks cou- fidently of the existence of a northern ...