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... LETTERS TO THE RIGHT HON JOHN MOKLEY, M.P. No. IX.—THE LANDLORDS, Sib—Some little lime ago Sir tVm Harcmxrt, apealriog at a meeting in the Sooth Eogland. gaid to his audience—lf you want to know what aort of moo the Irish landlords are like, 1 adriso ...
... YOUNG MAN’S STRANGE ACT. John Bickcrstcth, of Whitefriars street, Dublin, was walking arm-in-arm with some friends across Grattan bridge about four o’clock yesterday afternoon, when to bis companions’ astonishment, he pulled himself from their grasp and ...
... declaring that a misstep now may cause repetition of ..he sad story of the Grattan Volunteers. The resolution also says; “Wo real ho your forces be effective must armed, and are determined arms shall find their way into the hands every Volunteer who stands for ...
... PROTECTION JUDGES. In the Southern Divisional Police Court yesterday, two men, named John Leslie and Edward Clarke, were charged in custody with having been found loitering on Grattan-bridge, with the supposed intention of doing harm to Mr Justice O'Brien. Mr ...
... the Lord Chancellor in Downimr-strect, and returned to the Prime Alinisters othcial residence. and soon after came away arm-m-arm with Lord Hartington, and went towards the India Office. h\r Wm Harcourt, Earl Spencer, and .Mr Chamberlain left at the same ...
... doubt have had two three sporadic attempts at armed rebellion. But these cam© rofching, and a whole century of national pence had been the priceless gift the Union. 1782 they tried Horae Rule under Grattan’s Parliament. How did it work? sixteen year* Ireland ...
... ordered to be detained in Phiiipstowu Keformntory for four years, tor stealing a Cardigan jacket from Mr M Dermott’s shop, Capel street. John Doyle, Tomkins, and John Brady were remanded charge of stealing a bale of cloth, worth £4O, from Mrs Rice's ...
... was the highest patriotism and the highest duty men *ubordinate their own individual opinions and endeavour to etrengthen the arms those who wore representing the people of Ireland in their negotiations with English statesmen (cheers). That great meeting ...
... and Hsnry Grattan. Aloft are hong two silken flsgs belonging to the Royal BaUysbannon Volunteers, 1779, with on one side the crown and harp, and on the other the motto—“ Pro Lege, Regs, Orege”—beneath representation of Ireland supported the arms of a Volunteer ...
... largest iron manufacturers in the British empire. Revocation Licences Carry Arms. —The Lord Lieutenant has revoked the licences to carry arms granted to Judith Ryan and John Fahey, both of Kduiore, in the county Tipperary. ...