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... association, and the leading public men of the Queen’s County still assert that Mr Grattan can bring info the field, if pTenses, consideral.le force. The jro Mr James Grattan holds the reward of patriotism and talents almost unexampled in the history of any ...
... inorning, and proceeded Templemorc, there be sta tioned. L*:rl Cardigan, nsnafed Colonel S' irlov, lias now inspected every cavalrv regiment in the United Kingdom. believe that I.ord Cardigan Ins expressed him'elt well satisfied with the general efficiency ...
... populace of having fired on ! the yeomanry, was a misrepresentation !! - for that unfortunate oesasion the populace had fire-arms, and stones were the only weapons they used ! (Lord M.) had reason to know, that the clergyman that parish was not on the most ...
... affected the late decision of the Couitof Exchequer. [Mi O'Connell, here entered the House with a large toll of papers under his arm.] the motion of E J.. STANLEY a new writ was issued tor the Elgin Butghs, in room ot'Sir A. L. Huy, appointed Governor Bermuda ...
... —Boyle Gazette. A fewjiights since, an armed party follows entered several houses in the vicinity of Coolavin, (within gun shot of tiro police stations of that place.) and plundered several houses of fire-arms. —Bad Tuesday last, Thomas poor-law rate ...
... cou-taat companion of Lord Palmerston. him some years ago, come to one of Gavaxas, the Italian Protestant preacher, lectures arm-m-arm with the then and present premier; therefore his presence in Italy, which he once regarded as his country, is not without ...
... an* nonnced, is gazetted. At the Stradbally Petty Sefsions, before Thos. Bailey and John Young. E a, the late Vicarstown National Schoolmaster summoned Heniy Grattan. Esq, for an assault striking him wills hammer. Mr Roe. who appeared for the plaint iff ...
... by William HI., which destroyed that most lucrative ' branch of industry to Ireland were only slightly removed in 1779 by Grattan and the volunteers, and the free trade then elected, and considered a boon, was a miserable measure oompared with the free ...
... record was withdrawn without his (the Earl of Cardigan's) knowledge. We (Standard) have received from Lord William Paget a letter, what to do with which we hardly know. The letter is addressed to the Earl of Cardigan, and, besides the complaint which we are ...
... the last six months, must perceive in this John Mitchel, not merely the ringleader, but the creator of the entire revolutionary system het e, at least in its present armed and threateneg attitude. We treat John Mitchel as the leader of this insurrectionary ...
... Lord de Roe. Lord Paulen, the Earl of Cardigan, and the Earl of Lucan. On Thursday night a splendid banquet was given a the London Tavern to his • xcelleney the Hoveneor.General of Canada, over which Lord John Remelt wended. which was attended by upwards ...
... belay armed lire.arnis oa Ore night of the 7th April.—Bighteen month's imprisosnotat. Jaime Parrett, for posting a threaieuing notice desirin.t Robert Homy not to prosecute at Luagford—Seven year's transportation. Francis Monaghan, being armed with areiirme ...