... Thomas Grant, John 1itlligan, James Bryan, and James li Power, were proceeding from Waterford to Curraghmor, it in the county of Kilketny, their residence, they had not at proceeded far beyond the bridge when they overtookthree ot men, uaned John Walsh, Henry ...

... &c., &o. Grace having been said, X Mr. O'HEA, one of the secretaries, read letters of apology from the following persons:- John, (Archbishop of Tuam); Thomas Coen, i (Bishop of Clonferi); William Kinsella, (Bishop of t Ossory); Michael Blake, (Bishop ...

... Injustice and inability to pay. Mr. Ford, the at : town clerk of Dublin, strongly advocated payment, to aid, of ki DW csnses, Mr. John O'Connell. The Master of the Mint was a subject ni 'D of strong censure, for havingserved some ejeetmente on his property ...

... Finn, Eq., formerly M.P., for Kilkenny eounty; George Comyn, E~q., Woodstock, county of Galway; John Power, Esq., Garteen, late M .P., for Waterford county; John H. Talbit, EZq, Ballytrent, county Wextord; and R. A. Fitzcerald, Feq., iuckridge House, county ...

... bishops, so as : h theni to partiipate in the tempotal Aigritie; spiritual Lorde. . On Sunday 1ast, after a sermon .Iy the Rev. -John Ellis,' Prebendary, in favour of the rish, a col- lection: was mpde at Ripon Minster, amounting to 'Xo. St. 9d. On -Sunday ...

... of the prison, at the extremity of a hb corridor, having at the entrance of the paissge an th' armed policeman, and at the door on the outside an an armed soldier, with fixed bayonet. Soon aftermj sol informant entered tha prison, Mr O'Brien passe ial ...

... is tnolhisia ?? ?? Wednesday niorning, two troops~ of the I th H ssars, r 11 Pince Alert'snwilsa- nlied hey rtse Earl of Cardigan, iil comniand of rite rage-. us ent, Colonel ilottoti, Lient. Cave, Cornets Satiders anti tCorsance, arrived in Leeds frans ...

... few lines for the benefit of the hon. member for Tavistock: . I -. ; To John I owe some obligation, But John has lately thought it Sit To blaze it out through all the nation, So John and I are more than quit. Gentlemen in that Houe -blamed -the Bepealers ...

... That your petitioners r. have also read the mock trial of Captain Douglas, Axirahed for felony before Sir John Williams, when r the sad Sir John Williams maintained the right of the principal witness to withhold the only material evidence which could ...

... asleep at the time of the wreck, and ad naked as he was. He was of course covered with for something, but in his removal his arm was somewhat Io on injured. Using their best judgment, and evoking lduld their best courage, the crew set off in their little ...

... imtimidatios, that is to say, hy the determined public opinion of armed men: -that ther'efete, time power calling itsef' a 9'yovernmlent,' which called on the people of Ireland to deliver up their arms, under any pretext, must be the mortal enemy of that people ...

... Ti;at your petitioners in have also read the mock trial of Captain Doughls, arraigned for felony before Sir John Williams, when N, the said Sir John Williams maintained the right of the principal wvitness to wvithold the only material hp evidence which could ...