... liUcilse. The plrosecn tion was undertakien on the information of John Whito, who had been fined £5. for shooting on Colonel O'Callaghan's land. The O'Callaghans arc'boycetted, and carry arms for self-protection. Mr. Arthur W'Conner, M.P., who succeeds ikr ...

... the Harcourt Arms; Mr J. John Lynes, of the White Hart Inn, Corn Market-street; Mr Nathaniel Payne, of the Royal Blenheim, Little Clarendon-street ; Mr Stephen Pedell, the Eagle; Mr Thomas Edwin Powvel, Old Dog Tray ; Mr Jos. Sims, Cardigan-street; Mr Albert ...

... YMetrop;olitan Police, assembled at King-street Station, Westminster, on Tuesday night, in order to witness the presentation to Mr. John Silk, late con- stable in attendance at the library of the Honse of Lords, of a gold-mounted Malacca cane, on his retire. ment ...

... throat; And presently, vwhen Inges gave the signal to his friend, A pair of strong arms seized his kercher, one at either ?? that is how they tbrottlo The vulgar clown, John Cottle, And hold him in asn iron grip till, all his struggles o'er, lis hulking ...

... county Gaiway, a force of 100 police- e- men was required to protect the bailiffs who were carrying h out two aviction on the Grattan Bellew estates. A short dintance from Ballydehob, the other morning, a a process server was waylaid by three man disguised ...

... of John White. hadir been fited £25 for shooting on Colonel OUCaiagbsnvff land. The O'Callaghans are Boycotted, and carry arms for self- o protection. Edmund Tracey and John Mulcaby have beon remanded a or a charge of firing at and wounding John DonoguhXe ...

... so, Cork; I. E. a Taylor as, Aberyawith; Argo as, Penzance, CO Bailed-W. J. Barbor sa, London; Sea Flower as B and ?? sH, Cardigan ; Isnthe as, Aberayroa; C. Velindra sP, Swansea; Neath Abbey as, Neath; Elaine E Liverpool; Progress as, London; Lara as ...

... Government in '93 but which would fail now as they failed then, The Iiishnian who Dow thought that he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the Volunteers ia 1782, would find that he had pilaced himself in tho poweV of a cruel, unrelenting English ...

... held at the Bath Arms hotel, The chair was oocu- pied by the Hon. Sydney Herbert, and amoong those H present were the Marquis of Bath, Lord Harry Thynue, DI.P,, Viscount Folkestone, M, P., and Moasra, W. Stratton, HI. P. Jones, and John R. White (hon. fle) ...

... Government in 1798, but which would fail now, as they failed then. The Irishman who now thought he could throw away his arms, just as Grattan disbanded the volunteers in 1782, would find that he had placed himself in the power of a cruel, unrelenting English ...

... were submitted to the meeting, Of the inspectors Mr. J. Isaac and Mr. S. King, being one-third, retired, and Mr. John Minett and Mr. John Mackintosh were elected, It was resolved that the sum of £80 be the amount to be raised for the expenses of the enbuing ...

... pretences from John *-Watson Kayo the sum of ISO, the property of the said John Watson Kaya and others, with intent to cheat and dafraud them of the same, at Mirfield, on che 15th October; also with obtaining by false pretences from John Watson Khye the ...