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... unimportant now. WEDNESDAY. CONVICTION OF JOHN MARTIN. The Right lion. the Lord Chief Baron and the lion. Baron Pennefather took their seats in this court at half• past ten o'clock yesterday morning, when the trial of John Martin was resumed. Sir Colman /totted ...
... register Fire Arms at said Seseidns, will be required to produce a Certificate Flom the Magistrates at Petty bemiring, pteviosely held nearest to their respective residences, setting forth that they are proper persons to be entrusted ebb Fire-Arms. also she ...
... consisting of the Revs. Martin M•Donnell. John Bleckley, Win. Smyth, John Rankin. John Morel', Matthew M•Auley, Daniel G. Brown. and Robert P. Boland, with Messrs. Patrick Mitchell, James Ross, John Waddell, and John Gutsily, netted on Chas. ...
... gold medal to Charles H. Hemphill, A. 8.; a silver medal to William Magee, A.B. For history, gold medal to John L. Robinson, A. 8.; silver do. John Gumley, A.B. The Repeaters of Kerry have opened a subscription to present Dr. Blennerlinsset, oft Tralee ...
... control over their own affairs (hear, hear). Canada had forfeited much of her claims, by having had the folly to turn out an armed rebellion to assert her right. Ireland also claimed the privilege of self.legislation, but would never rebel, and lie proclaimed ...
... apprerrd in The Earl of SHAFTESBURY read a further report from the committee on the trial. stating that Jes Thomas. F.arl of Cardigan. should he sumtnon answer h indietnwnt which had been preferred him, and that the bail noble earl should have of mich summons ...
... of hooey. Mr JOHN I the one • A low and ammo debate mound. In whleh Mr Roebuck tittered the most lan2nage towards tail roma albs Irish member*. when he waa eared to order from all parts of flue bowie. and protautineml • liar by Mr Grattan, amiolw Vat ...
... Kelly, Jetties Dyse, Thornier Lynam, Joldi John Lynam, John Doyle. James Moran, P. Cummins, James ick. Patrick Deng seq. Peter Ketone, M. Denim's.), James Bryan, %lichee' ill, Thomas Sheppard, Patrick Neill, John Danis I Nealey, Dennis Murat,. Dennis Seeley ...
... Vernon. John Lahee. Robert Griffin. Joseph Foster. H. Carey. A. Whelan. George Burrowes. Joseph Jameson, M. Scraggs. William Bo . James O'Connor: Henry Davis. R. Dada. P. Lamm Joseph WSW John William John L Win Armstrong Henry C rosthwdla John Store Joseph ...
... placed its operative. REPEAL ASSOCIATION. The Ilan crowded on Monday. Shortly after roe o'clock Mr Smith O'Brien, ALP., Mr. Grattan, %I. I'.. G. us ral ('lroner, Mr. Kelly, M.P., Mr. D. O'Counell • ,d Caleb Powell, M P. entered. Mr. Aral in, (Lard Mayor ...
... Killeen, Sir John Burke, Sir Wm. Hort, Sir J. Doyle, Sir P. Bellew, Sir It ; Musgrave, Sir H. Paniell, Nlacnamara, Walker, Power, Ruthveu, Wallace, Jephson,\l. O'Connell, Wyse, Chapman, Arthur Frence, H. Lambert, James Grattan, H. Grattan, More °Terra ...
... Gerald Dunne, Samuel Eves, Jun .Matthew Kehoe, John ('uddy, James Archbold, Jobe , upple, Richard Walsh, Esqrs., and also %tetras, •.ry Wee eimi.-e, Thomas Browne, Rnhert Browne, Wilson. I •,4 leo, John Francie Lis *1 . illisms Nosiian. Owen ti pi • ...