... to be raised to tight against Don Carlos —(hear, hear) —they sent nien-01-war to blockade her ports —money —poor John Bui! —• blankets, arms, powder, shot, to oppose him, and do not stop there, for they also sent a mag- ] nificent battalion of marines, ...

... bar the house (hear). Mr. O’Connell deprecated the idea of turning out in arms ; it was quite contrary to Ins system. The people of Ireland would continue peaceable (hear). Mr. John O’Connell spoke against the new colleges, and particularly inveighed against ...

... on the clause. T(IE CABINET—TENDEHED I'-KSB.NATION LUUI/JOHN UUSStLI. Ministers, with ail their ilesirc for place, cannot, it is now evident, hang much longer toge« tl.er—and already has Lord John Russell tendered his resignation. Never certainly was a ...

... one gun and two pistols. 11. John Whelan of Ballyroarlin, parish of Ardcavau, and barony of Sbilmalier, one gun. 12. Thomas Nolan, of St. Peters College, Wexford, parish of St. John s, and barony of Forth, one gun. 18. John Sinnott, ofTacumsbane, ofTacurasbane ...

... approach of the stones were flung in great abundance; and manv were armed with axes, butchers’ skinning knives; huge bludgeons* pieces of timber; shod at both ends with iron, 6tt. Thus armed, they made a rush at the front composed swpectjhle gentlemen .a ...

... as friends, hut as encmii s. Along the coast, the south west, most distinctly threatened, the peasants were actually arms —such arms they could command —to repel them. have Inquently heard Colonel liallstate that his march to Banlry, bis men were cheered ...

... news when the Turkish vessels arrive there. Syria was siill tranquil, but the tranquillity was, after French fashion, an armed one. The Pashas had from the first given symptoms of a wish renew the old arbitrary system, especially the Pasha of Damascus ...

... Lords Justices have ottered £GO reward lor the man who armed with a gun, entered the held Mr. Willnigtou near Tnurles, ordered die labouring men quit work, and deliberately mare under the plough. John O’Connell, Esq. is lobe High Sheriff of the County next ...

... which, we have every reason to believe, the armed assailants received a slight peppering the active constabulary of the neighbourhood. On the night above mentioned between twenty and thirty fellows, well armed with guns, pitchforks, syihes, and Hedge-sheers ...

... rescued Bntons, i aiul'all Europe, from liie wilh wluc.i .W--1 poison wa« embracing the w..rUI, an.l raised t.ie , itish fame and arms the snnniut ot zlu.o- glory— they would banish Wellington ; thus ! seekiii- to furnish, in the nineteenth century, i more Itian ...

... Caroline youag«t daugh.er ih. Hou. T ftH v Hill of the !••© Sir I. Noel llill. AtOsieiid I-oaiaa. eldest daughter of T. C.Grattan, Fsq. JulXt offerer. Mm. Jmnea. w.fe Ltmit. W James, of the l»7th Kegimeut. T. TtU emteem Master Prtwers in Dublin. In the ...

... CUIUOI'S DISCOVERY Mr. John Bolton writes to the editor of the Drogheda Conservative the (allowing ; Wednesday, the 'ddlh instant, had given orders to two my workmen to blast a small rock in a field in farm near Slane. the estate the Marquis Conyngbara ...