... did not use ?? authiorised iersioqofthe Bi6le. leno i'oimd 'that such a statenient. was not correct. They used' the nattio' rised version iui their sceis, hut h liad another ?? iin thpir libraries. The house then went into committee of supply.' Oil the ...

... of Mr. David Woods, to be appointed a commissioner for taking affidavits and special bail for the county of Antrim. In the rising and populous. town of Belfast there were at present twelve commissioners, four of whom were atto neys, and five attorneys’ ...

... ecneluded by THE REBELS AGAIN. accordingly. observing that he did no’ t think it necessary to say.enythiag The court was-just rising when an attorney informed his 8 ©! further to them. there were two VOTES OF IRISH MEMBERS r His lordship thea county grand ...

... EASTER TERM Easter Term commences this day, and ends Saturday, Bth of May. queen’s KENCn. Nist Pities Days in Teum—lst Monday, I9th April Monday, 2(ith April ; 3d nday, 3d May. Tekm Monday, loth May. COMMON PLEAS. Nisi Pbius Days Term —Thursday, April ...

... I ?? - .ASTER TERM. Yesterday being the first day of Easter term the court were opened with the usual formalities by the Lord Chan. celler and the judges. ;e COURT OF CHANCERY-YESTERDAYT The Lord Chancellor, accompanied by the Master of the * Rolls and ...

... EASTER TERM. Wo, tir.t d m, the r.nirl, op.™,! ~lb the u-0.1 (•■mulrne. o'clock the Chao. „n..r enter,.a the Co.rt of Chancery, and, havmg lake. hi. »,t the beuch, the f-.Uovring gentlemen, having been ore. vi.e-.hr ..on, i. the Queen'. Bench, -ere called ...

... proposed, he would move on Wednesday (or Thursday, if the state of business did not permit sooner) that the house, ut its rising, do adjourn to Monday week, the 15th of April. Lor! ALTHORP then rose to move the order of the day for going into acommittee ...

... EASTER VESTRIES. DELGANY, COUNTY WICKLOW The annual vestry took place Monday last. Rev. E*. Obmsiiv, Curate, in the Chair. The outgoing churchwarden*, George Wynne, £iq., and Doctor Clare, handed over their accounts, and Captain Childers, of Hillside ...

... couneel. Witnesses were examined for the prosecution to prove that at several meetings, which Frost did not attend, plans of a rising and an attack upon N lewport were concocted and discussed. Sir Frederick Pollock and Mr. Fitzroy Kelly argued with much p ...

... EASTER TERM-M4B. The courts were opened on Saturday with es formalities. COURT OF CHANCERY. The Right Hon. the Lord Chancellor sat for the first time sine. his late serious indisposition. His lordships numorous friends were delighted to see him looking ...

... Maddens, Lloyd, Good, Ramneys, Lind. t sesy Corker, Keogh; Scott v Rorke, Jelfors v Richards, li Whiten White. The court at its rising adjourned to this morning. W COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. in Mr. Justice Burtosi sat in this court at one o'clock, and at helf- ...

... with all their pernicious consequences, In a word, gen- tiemen, sedition is disloyalty in action —a species of civil mutiny—a rising up against the sovereign. Y.u are aware there can be no indictment for sedition in the ab- stract, any more than there can ...