... work thbe ?? of'13th July;' vwent to the Chapel-of Cionoe; saw a party 'near the-chapel to thenumber of300, they were the ethotic party; an hour and aquarter after saw the Orange ,party come forward to- wards Black-bridge- they had arms' and a llag,. ...

... the bleeding, and he and his party run on, and got clear of the other party-prisoner had neither sword or bayonet in hi, band-the drum party had the worst of it-there were only five of that party who engaged Herey's party-believes younn ...

... and -five more men came toosis as- sistance; his party raid the 'li ban-men'rexchanged shots; trot the former scattered the latter; was as near to them as one hundred yards; he did not know any of the party; several balls passed very near, and, nine or ten ...

... t of th& firing party, but not 411; dird not hear tle- Roras yellow bellies or orange puns; dit not hear music; did not hear the words yesterday wans your day, this will be ours; sent his men nway to their respert-ve homes in parties under' care of steady ...

... case of a party nature, arising from that evil spirit, which, he regretted to say, had been to prevalent in other Counties, and from which, he was sorry to add, this County was not entirely free. On the exercise of a sound discretion in party matters, ...

... that Ysut for a sore leg he would make one of the party; Grace said they wanted to take re- the veasge out of the Mai-as. I conseited to accompany them, fac aaad asked if many wet'e 4 fornm the party; Grace answered sat 15 or 16; I enquired-if Ned Nagle ...

... *. OUTRAGES.- A party -of six police, under Serjearit Hill, pro- *ceeded 6ni.Sunday from the glen of Aherlow, with a pri. 'soner, on a charge of murder; after havint gli4n him if to the police at the next station, they set out on their return to their ...

... was a case arising from party-spirit. Tl prisoaiers were Protestants, and the prosecutor's party wve, Catholics. After several witnesses were examined, it wf suggested by his Lordship, that, as there was a cross cas4 the other party should be givelk in charge ...

... and ad- vised him to gather-the party. I went to Richardson's with Curtis, and on the way I saw a policeman knocked down. After I got into Richardson's, I saw two policemen knock- ed down. Serjeant Scott drew up the party and they load- ed their arms. The ...

... efficiecyie of the local megistracy, he proceeded to impress on the gentlemen assembled, the rdisastro::s corsequlences of party e~hi- hitio::s. There woas a time w hen they wvere not (Jnly in- n ocent, but the ressult of feelings which every friend of ...

... stone-it came from the Islandrainey party -W. 'Maaulay was hurt by a blow of a foot-spade-it was given by one of same ?? Macaulay was drawn home on a cart, anid was buried fi ve weeks after.-Cross-ex. -Joined the party before they came to Islandrainey-there ...

... Wednesday the house of Captain Moreton, of the Leitrim Militia, near Roscommon, was attacked, in Ma absence, bv an; armed party, who discharged several shots. Mrs. Mr ton and her daughter were cruelly treated by the rms- creants, in order to compel them ...