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... TAKING ARMS. In late number referred to an armed party visiting certain houses in the neighbourhood of Castlcplanket taking arras, and illtreating tho inmates. We have now to mention that owing to private information received by the police, thirteen men ...
... would teach the people of Ireland to use iheir arm*.** One thousand military pensioners have been selected in Dublin, and hare received orders to in readiness for embodiment and service. Clothing and arms have been provided for this new levy, which will ...
... the afternoon, an armed party of -Rockites, consisting of about 50 persons, attacked the house of Thornhill, the property of Thomas Mahoh Naghtok, Esq., in the parish of Drum, in the County Roscommon, and, after securing such lire arms as they could, lay ...
... MUTINY—LOSS OF LIFE. The barque Troubadour, Captain Hubart arrived in Cove, from St. John’s, N. 8., laden with cargo of timber, on Monday evening, fur orders and on the vessel entering the harbor, the Captain left her.and surrendered himself to William ...
... ELECTION. The ‘Morning Chronicle,’ writing on the late county Meath Election, thus speaks of Mr. Grattan, ex-representative : “The defeat of Mr. Grattan is not Itself public loss, though the older members of thehonse may feel a passing regret at the silence ...
... Peel, Lord Viscount Duncannon, Sir John Newport, Mr. Gouldburn, Mr. Brownlow, Mr. Catew, Mr, Vesey Fitzgerald, Mr. Etscourt, Mr. Penbryn, Mr. Crampion, Mr. Sadler, Lord Viscount Ebringlon, Sir John Byng, Mr. James Grattan, Mr Littleton, Mr. Leader, Sir Thomas ...
... Market Street and Grattan Street, to O'Connell St. Corner. The tender with the speakers pulled up in the centre of the Square formed by the junction of O'Connell Street, Grattan Street, John. Street and Harmony Hill. The lorries with the armed troops took up ...
... large armed (.arty, who broke the windows of his house, Moorecraft is respectable i’rotestant. the same night armed party entered the dwclllng-honse of James RuJlins, of Fardrumon, in the district of Longford, and made strict search for Ids fire arms: not ...
... found Mr. Stoll guilty, and a debate took place on General Burgoyue’s motion that he be committed the custody of the Sergeantat-Arms; when Mr. Pitt, in conjunction with the Noble Lord’s ancr s’ or. advocated the more moderate c mrse of inflicting the censure ...
... dude postage or I'm afraid you will find, no postage, no rag. ren)--1, Mary Teresa Kelly, Cloonavendin ; 2, S. Callaghan, Grattan For my motorist readers, these rugs make excellent loose COvers Road, Galway ; 3, T. Callaghan, do. and add lustre to the ...
... tu the prison ceils of tlie Sergeant-at-Arms on the 6th of April, if his further coafineroent shall be deemed necessary Lord J. Russell for the complete satisfaction of British justice. Lords Melbourne and John Russell had a long audience of her Majesty ...
... Anne Keegan, Larceny—To confined 13 months, and hard labor. Edward Kilkenny, Robbery of arm* —To be transported for seven years. Richard Maxwell, Robbery of arms—Like sentence. Matthew Brady and James Brady, Assault—To be rach confined 12 months, and ...