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... days and the latter 7 days imprisonmeut ; Andrew O'Neill, having unregistered arms in his poesesionpostptineil. Informations were ordered against Thos. Madden, John Ryan, and John WMalion for deserting tho Workhouse; Elias Cosgrave, obstructing the public ...
... evening armed, how great was his consternation to find that inslioad!of a royal 1 epistle be hail been polluting hie pocket with an Anti Popish tract I— World. , NISH PEEILiGIII. — We extract from the Memoirs I of the Rt. jlon. Henry Grattan, by his EON ...
... ikatonof the iUuatrioua Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, ■the Member lor Meath]. At that meeting Mr. KiCaai non, laming to Hr. Grattan, said Oh! yarn fa. I her pot fra* Wads his banner* ia 17*2.’’ What did the illaatrioas Grattan asraa by that ? At that dm* ...
... of Inah NovelUt. and . Butt hearing, but all no purpore. Merit., petition to pari,ament thi. , lo ' Gnftl ' >'leton, Edge John Ayde, Curran, Marlin Burke. Dr Gray, and other transmitted the mover, th« p't , gentlemen, came forward, and stated that every ...
... their seat.. :---Iton. D. A. l'elhain, for Boston ; Mr. J. F. Stanford, for Evading ; Mr. J. Best, for 1: idderminster ;Xt.. John Evelyn, for-West-Surrcy ;• Col. J. C. Cliatterkin, fOr Cork city ; and Lord Alexander Lennox, for New Shoreham. Mr. TCFNEI ...
... Minister. The charge wits one which atfeeted the dignity and honour of this Ilouee, avel it should be aoiswere3 at oaee. Lord John itISSELL said, A 6 the Hon. Gentleman had cone lit/An to this Ileuse for the purpose of reading a paper making a personal nttaek ...
... the pubiie and of the ratepayers. ' Mr. Monsell has left the opposition side of the house, and taken the rnelat seat of Mr. John O'Conin•ll on the ministerial benches. Col. Chtt le-ion, M.P. i= appoinle.l a mn3igrate for the city of Cork L. 'he Lora Chancellor ...
... 128-horse power, and cost about £12,500. A detachment of two hundred oflie.ere and soldiers, wearing skates and bearing their arms, lately executed various evolutions on the ice at the Hague. The second dramatic representation under the direction of Mr. ...
... IValler, John T. PENSIONERS AND &FARS.— Adams, Benjamin M . ; Archer, William T; Acheson, John; Ainsworth, Thomas ; Atkinson, James ; Bestall, Richard F ; Bibby, James; Beatty, Thomas B; Gayly, Edward; Barter John T ; Brookes, Henry F ; Burges, John II ; ...
... Stephen Madigan. John Walsh. Thomas Keane. Martin NPNamara.Pat t Canty. I Patt Tally. Michael Dixon. James Walsh.i James Cahill. John Molloy. l John Halloran. Michael Mina. John Carroll. John Kerwin. Darby Carroll. - . Joseph Purtill. ...
... properly of Wm Henry Biroh, E-q. At the petty sessions of Kennitty, Tuesday, John 11. Drought, D.L., Daniel Mansfield, John Bennett, Esqrs., and Captain Pollock. man named John Carroll, was convicted of trespassing in a plantation in pursuit of game, the ...
... preclude the Lcgislsture from remitting or mitigating taxes which impede consumption, or oppress the industry of the country. Lord John insisted upon the Increased expenditure that would bo consequent upon the ohange, especially with respect to the casual poor ...