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... upon the subject of Tenant riisht to be efforts tQ obtain, by force* redaction of rents ; which ought to put down the strong arm of the law. Tin* foul libel on the constitutional eff the sturdy yeomen and independent Presbyterians of the North, and the ...
... grounds for asking the people of Ireland to resort to arms. We were asked tne other day consent to the Repeal of the Union (hear, hear.)” then proceeded prove that all the grievances that Grattan and Curran hod complained of, with respect to the corruption ...
... have met with the foullc.it abuse, and that Henry Grattan that most devoted men, was stoned publicly in the streets of Dublin. Rut such trials these did not fur one moment affect the patriotism of John Mitchell or b'tuith O’Brien ; and did not down to ...
... , Castlesaunderson, Bdturhet. Clark County— John Wilson Lynch, Esq, Belvoir, Sixmile-bridge; Edward Mackiin blood. Esq., Brick- hill, Cratloe; George O'Brien, Esq., Birchfield, Liscannor. Cork County— John Wrixon Beecher, Esq., Castle Hyde, Ferraoy; Sir ...
... of s .v» each, was also won Croagh Patrick, beating Sir J. Hanley’s Rising Sun, yrs old, 7*l lOlb, and Mr Sutton's Man at Arms, yrs old, 7st 9-b. Croagh Patrick, although but 3 old. Carried 7 extra. Wearuca, during the week, just ended, hat been, by ...
... sworn: —K. i Kealey, Thos. Abbot, Dominick Oonelan. John Griffn, R French. Edward M’Donnsll. John l«. Davis. C. CVDoherfv, Lambert Burke. William Smith. I*awtence Smith. George Abbot. Michael Carr, John Rradub. Walter Blake. Patrick Wade, J Keogh. James ...
... without the knowledge #f the inmates, and the arms carried off.— Journvl. the Brighton Court Bequests on' Tliursday, John Purfett, publican, Jouathan ! ChaesPinan, an OTster-shop keeper, brought actions iinst John Buncle, sergeant-majar the Scots Creys, for ...
... Ferny, Right Rev Coen, Bishop of Clonfert, Lord Ffrencb, John O’Connell, M.P., Richard Barrett, C. G. Duffy. T. M. Ray, John Grey, M Da Martin J- Blake, M.l’., O’Conor Don, M.H., Henry Grattan, M.P., Calib Powell, M.P., Sir Colematt OT oghlin, E. H. Roche ...
... eye* with which we greeted their first appearance in the j nursery. The dear old Mother' had way of tucking them under her arm whilst preporing their food. Tiny were never allowed to visit mother excepting at , stated times. They were fed from silver ...
... Newman si., Oxfordel.. Lnudon. The Surgeons (Bush and Chappie) of the dreys* were working »way with their sleeves turned up, arms bloody, face* the tame, looking more like hatcher* than surgeons, hard had they been worked all day,after the severe Cavalry ...
... racks, but peremptorily ordered the man lake I ornamental nobs, at the side of this arm, are him to the poor house, which he refused, and silver. On the front the arm arc the anus, ** - their business to look after b.m-.chased in silver, of the O’Brien ...
... Patrick Lyons, PP, Kilmeen; John Burke, P, Mount-Belle* Thomas C, ; John Noon, 1 I , Menlo ; Edward Whelan, K C C, ; Peter Curran, I* P, Athenry ; Daniel Healey, R C C, do ; John O Gradr, PP, Abbeyknockmoy; John Hughes, U CC, do; John ...