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... or seven men, two of whom armed with pistols, entered a turnip field at Derrinduff, within one mile of Parsonstowu, which a young man named Edward Dillon was in charge of ; they presented their pistols at Dillon, who was armed with a double barrelled gun ...
... appearance in political life was when he went to meet Henry Grattan at the head of a loyal band; for he (not Mr. Grattan) was at the head of the corporation of barbers. The son of the illustrious Grattan was asked why he had opposed the building of a church ...
... been obtained, John Nuttall, Esq. came forward. He said he rose to propose to the electors of the county of Wicklow, James Grattan, Esq., one of their late representatives. He felt great pleasure in performing this duty, because Mr. Grattan had supported ...
... Inspectors of Army Clothing, vice Colonel Sit John Harvey, K. C. B. appointed Inspcctor General of the Constabulary Police of Leinster, vice Major Powel, resigned. We lately announced the death of the Very Rev John Scott, the Dean of Lismore. He had gone to ...
... columns , in length, which he said he prepared that morning, not 1 being able to speak as other gentlemen did off hand. Mr. John Reilly. T.C., handed in various subscriptions, and sail?' that as Sir Robert Peel would not listen to the call of the Irish ...
... county Wicklow on High principles. retired in 1848. His opponent for many years was the Right lion. James Grattan, son of the celebrated Henry Grattan. James Baily, who was convicted tha last Somerset ase'xes lor the murder of young girl, named Elisa Coles ...
... By Thomas Collsy Grattan 83—TBB JACQUERIE; or. The Lady tad the Page. Uy O. P. R. Jama* ’ 85—A SIMPLE STORY. Br Mr*. laehhaM 80—REMEMBRANCES OF A MONTHLY NURSE. Mn. H. Downing 87— A WHIN AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. By O. P. R. Jtmet JOHN DOB. th. O'Ran Fudly ...
... By Thomas Colby Grattan 83— THE JACQUERIE ; or. The Lady and the Page. By O. P. H. James A SIMPLE STORY. By Mrs. lachbaU REMEMBRANCES OF A MONTHLY NURSE. By Mrs. R. Downing 87— A WHIM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. By G. P. R. James 88— JOHN DOE. the O'Hara Family ...
... Yorkshire, at the ptosecudon of the Chortistc foi erlliing at night. The accnsod w“ie ssme of those to wham arms had beep entrusted under the tion ol Lord John Russell's circular to the English brd lieutenants ot counties : but they being persons in business, ...
... Deliymple Basamarie Mr W 0 1 Bedford Mr Howard Hir Whitbread Coload GU* 1 Mr ll Bakahir• Camel Loyd Sr &arm .. Mr Walter Lord Bony Mr Stapleton Birrerlity flir II 1 Captain lisafird ilir R Glom Birkenhead ...
... best blend firmness with good humour. The former qmdity is necessary in order to repress ruffianism with strong and vigorous arm, and the latter is required in order to prevent unnecessary collision between the police and the people. An election . is kind ...
... By Thomas Colley Grattan 63-TIIE JACQUERIE; or. The Lady and the Page. G. P. 11. Janies 85 -A SIMPLE Si’OllY. MrS. Inchbald 80—HEMEMRRANCES OF A MONTHLY NURSE. Mrs 11. Downing 87 -A WHIM AND ITS CONSEQUENCES. By G. P. James 88— JOHN DOE, the O’Hara Family ...