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... Are-eating Confederation. composed of earnest,men of .the John Mitchel school. The letter of the . Chancellor is, of course, the usual pieliminary step towards removing Dr. Grattan from the Commission of the Peace. The Doctor's reply to the official ...
... to purchase the arms, and have them con- signed to his own house. We thus have the money (6001) paid to the Grand Master of Dublin, and the authority to bay the arms given to the Grand Secretary of Dublin by Captain Kennedy. The arms were duly purchased ...
... well as the Orangemen, were earnestly desirous of obtaining arm*, but it does not appear that they obtained, even in one single inslancc,the object of their desire. Five hundred stand of arms were presented to the Orangemen of Dublin—not one stand was ...
... old fire-eating “Confederation,” composed of “earnest men” of the John Mitohel school. The letter of the Chancellor is, of course, the usual preliminary step towards removing Dr. Grattan from the commission of the peace. Tim Doctor’s reply to the official ...
... the city of Dublin / had cow. of Breesnose ; Frederick Thomas Colby, cont. of The arm wire duly in Birmingham Sotheby, corn. of AlbanClass 2.—William 8011, saw arms of arms, on its nulling the Exeter • Edward Bullock Finleyont. of Worcester ; Baboon proclaimed ...
... obtaining arms, bnt it does not appear that they obtained the object of their desire. Five hundred stand of arms were presented to the Orangemen of Dublin—but none was granted to the ** Defensive Association.” Election op Lord Mayor. —John Ryeoolds. Esq ...
... stated that Lord John Russell had objected, and that the Lord-Lieutenant afterwards forbore from such recognition; after this, 6001. was sent by Capt. Kennedy to the grandmaster from Dublin, and the order to procure 500 stand of arms to the grand secretary ...
... of John thirty, aged 60, who, on Monday last, fell into a copper of boiling beer, on the premises of Mr. It. Deane, candle maker, of Epsom. Verdict—Accidental Death. MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.—On Monday, the 26th ult., Mr. R. Pargeter, of the King's Arms Inn ...
... he gave his guarantee for the purchase of five hundred stand of arms. •d' Dublin, 22d April, 1848. 1 Dear Colonel,—l have set on foot, with others, a subscription 4 for supplying arms to the well-affected amongst the lower classes, for the protection ...
... County Prison .. Reading Brecon Gaol 2l .. 14 Bucks County Prison, Aylesbury 144 .. 83 County Gaol, Cambridge • • 99 .. 57 Cardigan Carmarthen Gaol Carnarvon Gaol 24 .. 22 Cornwall County Prison. l2l .. 63 Derby County Gaol Derby Female Prison . Devon County ...
... Beaumaris Bedford County Prison .. Reading Brecon Gaol Bucks County Prison, Aylesbury 144 .. 83 County Gaol, Cambridge Cardigan Carmarthen Gaol Carnarvon Gaol 24 .. 22 Cornwall County Prison. l2l .. 63 Derby County Gaol Derby Female Prison .. Devon ...
... appearing. TN P—The 1649 th year has commenced. John Butler—You loar, having pul your judgment in opposition to your opponent, who openly you his opinion before the bet was made. The Bricklayers* Arms Station ia in Surrey. FO. Woolaich—We cannot explain ...