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... from the concerns of Mr. John Quin, Patrick-st. ; against Michael Gleeson for stealing geese; against Michael and John Donnelly, and John Fitzpatrick, for stealing lead in the Liberties ; against John ' Cooke, for cow stealing. John O'Brien, ...
... foreman; Archibald Murray. noon Grubs, Edward Corbett, William Oake , Richard kirks, John Benson, John Barry, Wm. Batt, John O'Hallarsa Richard Power, John l.ucas, John Quin, Wiwi Goodwin, and Joseph P. Newsom, Esqrs. ' His Worship said, he ...
... on .he ground of p.ymeor of .he mon , m.d. .„y error, r „ , eff« t.n|t .uch • :r.i ■;:■:■ rr.'. , tered. MR. JOHN O’CONNELL AND MR. HENRY GRATTAN. London. January, If'l9. Mt Dea* Sir—ln reply your inriution to the Irish raemher. meet immediately in Dublin ...
... Walsh, John Fitzgerald, Michaet J john Sheahan, Henry Sheahan, Patrick John Sheahan, John Sheahan Michi. Sheahan, Patrick Sheahan, Patrick Molony, and Wm. Barrett, and Morgan Shea, charged on oath by Thomas for having been of a pa rty who had ...
... from areenstur Station to b4.•lse. house Point, rice Lam John Halite'. K N. promoted s Cleat B Jelf:ty. R N, from Newhaven Station to Greenway. vice Clout Ft Cotgrave. kN. The removal of Last John Kiel/aids It tr, from Dims Station to Pembroke, bee been ...
... Sub-Constable Mason for stealing iron ; against Michael Browne and John Savage, arrested Sub Constable Nash for robbery against John Alley, arrested by the fame active policeman for an assault; John Myres, arrested Sub Constable for robbery, was remanded ; Edmond ...
... the inate,• Wise ot Cork, named John Fortune. nunuN. JANUARY _23. MeILTING OF ittlsll MIOIISICith. — TWO o'clock this day having been fixed for taking the chair at the meeting of Irish niembers, summoned by Mr. Henry Grattan's circular, it was taken accorcingly ...
... me to able to state ih, both in the north and in the south of Europe tlie contending parties hare consented to a suspension arms, for the purpose of nej-ociating terms of potoe Hoshliues carried on io tlie island of Sicily were at. tended with circumslancta ...
... returned to them. small detachment of Schleswig Holstein were attacked on the evening of the 19th, near Fohrballum, band of armed Danish peasants, and obliged to retreat. Unless the great powers successfully interfere, the war between Germany and Denmark ...
... Hume, Mr. STAFFORD moved that the debate be adjourned. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he certainly did not oppose the adjournment, but he suggested that the first amendment before them (Mr. Grattan’s) should be disposed of now, and they could take the second ...
... s of the) House. John O’Connell followed. We have no fault to fiud with his speech, beyond excepting most decidedly against the justice of the compliment he volunteered to our Viceroy the score of his forbearance in not having armed the Orangeman. It ...
... month ; James Davis, Michael Stacedy, Patrick Mullen, Matt. Butler, Michael Cassidy, John SulliNan, and Roger Daly, fined Ss. each, for drunkenness ;John Madden. John Hogan, . . and Cornelius Daniel, street vagrants, were sentenced to a week's imprisonment ...