... front Coatbri l Glasgow, 61. 1Os., per Mr. Robert Henry. B Vrtadli county Donegal, 31., per Rev. B. M'E. Downev, CC Parish of Croghan, county Rosecommon, 41. be., per n ' William Hughes, C.C. Rev. Terence Sweenv, P.P. 10l Edward Dillon, C. C.; and Rev. William ...

... supports With a minority of fie, howe'rer, opposition was of no avail. I was for the postponement of the question to next session. The members of the govern. sient knew that such weas my desire. If I were at liberty to refer to private conversations my ...

... inmates. The person so appointed is re. quired to a report the state of health of the prisoners under his care at each quarter sessions. The 211th George Iil., c. 14, views the apothecary as a general practitioner, and directs a specific presentment for his ...

... IRELAND. DUBLIN, Sept. 22. THE LABOUR RATE ACT. KINO'S COUNTY. —Pkilipstown.—The spccial presentment sessions for this barony were held at on Friday last: Roger North, Esq., of Kilduff-house, in the chair. A jury of six respectable cess-payers was billotted ...

... I PRESENTMENT SESsioNS AT PHILIPSTOWN. I _ I to (FBOM A CORRESPONDENT.) ire Pursuant to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant's pro. S clamation, the magistrates and cesspayers of the barony of sot Lower Philipetown assembled in the grand jury room of the ...

... prayer, some matters of trilling interest were taken into con- sideration ;,sfter which, the Rev. Mr. Sweeny, minister of Croghan, county Cavan, rose to address the house in refer. ence to the RECENT OUTR&GEON PRESBYTERIANS AT KILDALLEN GRAVE- YARD. Mr ...

... large amount were at once entered into. REDUrto OF ?? learn from a correspondent n that, last summer, James Cochran, Esq., of Croghan House, Lifford, after visiting and minutely examining every farm on r his property, in the parish of Meavagh, generously granted ...

... by this infernal machine.' On Monday last twenty young men of the Catholic faith were prosecuted at the Strabane petty sessions at the suit of 'the constabulary. for expressing their disapprobation during Foley's diatribe against their religion; and ...

... O'Beirne. It was as follows :-[[lere the hon. and a learned gentleman read a letter from the Rev. T. O'Beirne, i, R.C.C. Croghan, Boyle, which we are reluctantly obliged to ( hold over, and proceeded]-He had mnuch pleasure in c moving that letter on the ...

... these is no doubt but that her speed will be in-: creased when lear machinery has had more use. By the death of C'ol. William Croghan, of Pittsburgh, recently deceased, his daughter, who some years since, left here with Captain Schinley, of the Britishs Ar-my ...

... the rate of purchase was about 18 years; a rate considered very good in Tipperary. KILKENNY SESSIONS.-EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF eItPOsITeoor.-.Head-constable Croghan brought forward Martin Donovan, John Donovan, Catherine Delany, Mary Crosby, and Joana Delany ...

... guardians in their place. It was really amusing hut yet painful to remember the con- duct of Mr. Anthony O'Flah~eirty, who session after session used to give a notice in the house of his intention to 1talk?' about the Connemara evictions, but which talk was ...