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... W. Spence, at bor solicitation, agreed to sell” bar to bar paremoor. Accordingly she wee by appoiatmeai taken to the Cardigan Arms io belter, end sold io tbs presence ol the company drinking there, for sore« reign. The trio when the eels” was completed ...
... of £4O for discovery of the perpetrator of this outrage. May 6th An armed party attacked the house of Michael AFGarry, of Cleotamorris, in the pariah of Mohill, and searched for arms, but not finding any, they fired at and shot a dog of his.—Boyle Gazette ...
... ander the ties:' ourselves liable proems. onmusted of R. Endrige, Esq , District Muter l These lodges were remarkably well-armed—a ' preesetioo which meat errata rendered nem. ' II is verY Pnerally and manidestly reported eery—sad they were joined by owe ...
... the plundering which had taken place at Lamina, Patrola, Sultona, Cano, Veicri ami Portecalo, the carrying or detention of arms any bunds is prohibited. A Turin letter says, one only name, that of Garibaldi—and one only fact, Garibnidi’s expedition to ...
... prevailed upon to commit such an act of degradation, and as voting that creature Littleton into the Chair. The surmise of the John Bull respecting the change of Mr. Littleton to the office of Speaker, and of Sir J. Hothouse to the office of Itish Secretary ...
... of amount of damage caused trespass of four bead of oattle grazing land on four different dales- Same complainant summoned John O’Donnell, sou of Catherine, fur trespassing with horse and cart on a grazing field. In cross eases Catherine O’Donnell was ...
... to remove the embargo on the Paris funds. Whoever deserts the evicted tenants, yon will never repudiate them. (cheers.) From John Dillon’s letter they know the terrible urgency of the case. In six months these tenants have received cleven thousand peunds ...
... possession, end robbed Mr. Coffey of £785. 'lbis daring robbery took place at mid day, 5 miles from Loughree. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., declares, in the words and spirit of a maniac, that the famine in Ireland is the just visit.tion of Providenoethe ...
... wicket which was strongly guarded by friends of the deceased and policemen. When the was at the edge of the grave, the Rev. John Egan prewaded to read the burial service; bet the pd. lag teas so hideous and ineessme, that the smite ceremony was dumb show ...
... 'till Elie sword will be placed on the mowentent to be erected in this glorious sod silent aityleas of his former comrades in arms.- - For an impulses monument must be erected, ae- Cmnpanied &timbre et de silence (verbatim ) This project of the law we propose ...
... Barron, tenant; John Glen, landlord, Tfaomaa Sweeny, tsnant; John Hamilton, landlord. William Brown, John Connolly, John Boyd, Michael Breadline, Michael Breadline, Miohaal Breadline, Pal Thomae Conolfy, landlord!. »r2* *fc Jfr-wuiiTM.( ...
... Irrit NOW IN PORT, (TO SUCCEED THE HIGHLANDER,) FOR ST. JOHN'S N. B. The beautiful new Ship CATKEIRINE, JAMES HUTCHINSON, MASTER, To sail 16th May. FOR QUEBEC, The well known coppered ship JOHN AND MARY, ALEXANDER PERRY, MASTER, To sail 17th May. FOR ...