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... and it was sustained hy the affidavits of Mr. Gray, the Deputy-Marshal, and Mr. John Jervis Emerson, one of the attot nies, frons which affidavits it appeared that John Healy had been committed on the 9th of June, IS3O, on a habeas Carpus from the Sheriff’s ...
... I-nslj fHtlitta. JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, lliat, on Monday, lie should move for leave to bring in a bill, to effect furtlier reduction the militia staff of Ireland. Cast Oarling- Lord JOHN RUSSELL, also, gave notice, that, on Monday. upon the appointment ...
... Lessees of the Foyle Fisheries were assaulted at Donaghanie, near to Omagh, a gang about thirty armed ruffians, and forced to fly. One of them, named John M'Cavell, in the course of the pursuit, stabbed Francis Simpson, one of the keepers, with a bayonet ...
... FalmOuTH, Jan. brig Augenora. from St. John’s, New Brunswick, strived here last night, and furnishes the following melancholy account : The ship Francis Spaighl, Limerick, S. Gorman, master, sailed from St. John’s, New Brunswick, on the 24th of November ...
... melancholy cortege took the way of the Boulevards the of execution. A great display of the armed °rct had been deemed necessary by the Government. There were 6.200 under arms not including the numerous agents of police, who were stationed so as to prevent the ...
... every point. During the preceding night they concentrated the fortified height of Ametza all the troops, reinforcements, and armed peasantry which they could collect from tha different points of the province. They also placed in battery on this commanding ...
... resolutions he referred to the standing committee, and sat down amidst loud cheers. Barrett seconded the amendment. Mr. H. Grattan. M. P.. said if the Tor.e* were to return power Ireland would be extinguished. They would ”'' 'j the people, they had already ...
... number brought under T. DIUMMOND. AFFAIRS OF SPAIN Forituson, Sir K. A. FiizyiHmn, Hon. K. Fituimon, C. French, V. Cratfsn, J. Grattan, H. «nch. A. imaniar.i. Major Maher, J. M-.rtin. I. OU ' ,t * J Union. Francis' Hamilton, A. U. apt. Bruon, Colonel Hamilton ...
... Esq., John Power, Ksq., Peter Purcell, ! Es ...
... THIS IRISH INTELUHENCE. Dr. Grattan proposed resolution, declaring that experience had shown the political inexpediency of levying tithes, and the evils resulting from it, and their determination always to oppose them. confident that be has obeyed them ...
... and vexatious case never before a Court. f Bernard Kelly, Daniel Curry, Robert Currr. John Crecson, for the complaint had contradicfeu . ar: « John M’Laughliii, John Duffy, James Car ten, Robert Kelly. Geo. dent that the laying cf hand Mr. Seymour upon ...
... noble lord read the letter pieces bread, thereby making fifty little Jesuses, ai.d that they which described Urge meetings of armed Orangemen, night after first put it into the chalice, and mix it witji the wme, take a drink, night, who fired into houses ...