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... llesrue, Enj, Tlie young gentleman was out siootiter, and, when discharging shot, the gun hurst his left arm was shattered. the injury ss-taiued, the arm, from the elbow downwards, had cut oil —Tyrawhy Herald. Assxvlt ami liouBKRY. —As man, named Wm. Massey ...
... only awaking that sense that anything can be effected. -Muil. Nkws or John Martin,— Yesterday’* mail lias brought tidings that will highly acceptable the many personal friends of John Martin, who have for somu lime been apprehensive on the score his safety ...
... Ireland, dead. John Lavery, 25 years of age, a native of Ireland, dead. John Dri•co . ll, a native of Ireland, dead. Jnhn Riley. a native of Ireland, missing. Thomas Leahy, wounded. Hugh M'Shaue, escaped unhurt. Mi, hael Connor, safe, John Harvey, safe ...
... Aylmer, Bart.; John Latouche, Pbnsonby Moore, Robert Archbola, G. P. L. Mansfield, R. Maonsell, J. H. Nagle, E. O. Farrell, Benjamin Lefroy, R. Moore, Sir William Hort, Bart; John Aylmer, Charles Colthurst, E J. Medlicott, Henry Grattan, Christopher llynd ...
... better than could nd expected ! And I say, Mr. Editor, its mine !—hurrah ahallelujah for ever! 06, sir! ouch legs and ouch arms's and such a head! and oh, my God ! be has his mothers lips, I can kiss them for ever! And then, sir, look at hi. feet, his ...
... an act of hostility the Catholics and to Ireland, and must be resisted by all the means in our power—even by arms, if necessary. Henry Grattan, M - P., Protestant. Each assistant barrister ia allowed S gaineasaday whilst engaged on registration doty. A ...
... ineffective cha- 1841. * Excise •• snatches requesting him to arbitrate between their John West, Captain Wood, guardians present. racter. All through, whenever Lord John Russell . . Stamps .. 1.090,737 cluims arrived here two or three days ago, after There ...
... Light Cavalry will, it is understood, be armed with the rifle carbine. Four regiments of the Line will, in all probability, be selected as rifle corps; and the light companies of all regiments are also to be armed with the rifle—a necessary measure, as ...
... coast. In reply to a further question, Earl added that the instructions he had given extended to the prevention of the trade in arms well gunpowder intended for the enemy. SIR HARRY SMITH. The Marquis of Londonderry inquired from the noble earl whether the ...
... the following of other occupations. three inhabitants of a village, it is better that one should addict himself entirely to arms and the other two stay constantly at home to cultivate the ground, than that all three should mix the avocations of the camp ...
... over to this side or the house when I was endeavouring to ascertain the nature of the attack made upon me during my absence ; arm, in an excited manner. g h e b,,,,. mem b er sa id to nap . You haYe come back, you should have been here to defend your borough ...
... Robert Peel did not speak on that night's debate. Sir John Sebright seconded Lord John Russell's motion, and Sir Robert was the next succeeding speaker, in vehement, nay fierce, reply to Lord John. Any one else would have been convinced by the evidence ...