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... spirit ; and determination which exists will, we feel convinced, pul a stop to the outrages. The farmers arc ‘standing to their arms,’ they ought to do. If they can catch any of the miscreants without shootingthem.wcll; but let them make sure them, at any ...
... o.t Thursday night containing this proclamation, and conferring, by warrant, full powers t» grant licenses to have or carry arms to Mir Thomas E. Blake, Bart. Statf. Pniho?rtits.—f>n Wednesday, five persons were brought from Uichniund Bride well in van ...
... mention it would be to challenge disbelief. Atlas, Anecdote of Ok vttan— Grattan was once attackc'i] in the Irish Commons inveterate Orangeman, who made u miserable speech.— Grattan replied— ** 1 shall make no other remark on the hon. gentleman’s jKirsonalitiea ...
... Duke of Sutherland, Cook Arrived [Jao. 8] from Good Intention,Pearce,Cardiff Hazard,Croaacomba, Plymotb Augusta, Faccy, St John COWES. Soiled [Jan. 9] Jor LrdSeabam.Pattiaon, Seabam Gambia, Tiddeman, London Mount Edgecombe, Pile,do Autumn, Blacket,Sunderland ...
... SECULAR EDUCATION ov Tile PEOPLE. REPRESENTATION OF CARDIGAN BOROUGHS —MR. W. WILLIAMS'S RUMOURED CANDII• DAT ES H IP. The of Mr. Ptyse Pryse occasions a vacancy in the representation of the Cardigan Boroughs. The venerable deceased had attained an advanced ...
... at Cloughanmore, on the night of the Ist instant, as reported in our last publication.— lbid. On Sunday night a party of armed men, with their faces blackened, attacked the dwelling-house of a respectable farmer named Normyle, residing Duckstown, within ...
... would given for a rate rent, upon payment of a fine. 1 Proposals will received Mr. JOHN WOOD, Lurgan ; and information, to title, andefther particulars, may had from JOHN HAZLETT, Estx, Solicitor, No. 3, Lower Dominick-Street, Dublin, and Lurgan. VALUABLE ...
... gutted, muter tevcrel. braised and right arm broken, tlao bor with hi? ken : the remainder the crew are all well. '*■ FOWEY—Jan. 9 a.**.—Wind W., moderate, fine* p.m.— S.W., moderate, thick, dirty. ' Pnt in—The John Carnal, Rowett, for MiddleihorooiK. and ...
... past eight, and the performances immediately commenced. The programme of the evening’s entertainment was Uted Up; after which, John Maddison Morton’s farce of Box and Cox. Director, Mr. Charles Kean; assistant-director, Mr. George Ellis. The theatre arranged ...
... Mrs. Mcpheos M»*»>rs baundera Mr Vrates Mr. bepheus Subsequent Donations. John *nd William lient, Kvqrs. 10 0 The Dean and Chapter of Worccatet 10 0 Francis Kuttord, K»q,, M.P 0 John Brooke Hyde, Kmj 220 Thomas H*de, Esq 2 Charles Pidcock, t»q. 2 2 0 A Friend ...
... Viscount Dungannon. Y.A.. F.A.S M R.8.L., BrynM.P. I) rhyanire ; John Itell. ; Rev. 11 tewgla•., Taunton; John Corky, Eq.. Georze'.• place J Yin P Esq.. J.P.. Jatnea'a-gate. and Raihniines Castle, John 1.. Rickard.. Esq.. C.E.. Lenham. Carlow ; Jonathan Pin, ...
... public, aad of all parties interested in the lairy. — Observer. Representation of the Cardigan Boroughs.— A va- cancy has occurred in the representation of the Cardigan bo. rough, by the death of Mr. Pryse Pryse, M.P. Mr. Williams ot Coventry, is spoken ...