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... SHERIFF DUBLIN. Sir JOHN NEWPORT morel that Sir A. B. King, and \V. Stoker, attend at llie Bar of the Home on Monday nail.—Ordered. FOREIGN RELATIONS. The Order the Day for returning adjourned debate ih# lata negociation* wa» then read, when Mr. W. WHITMORE ...
... the Day was mov. Ik) for going inn* the Committee the conduct the Shefit)' Dunlin, wished t«» submit nun ion the House. Sii JOHN NEW PORT thought conduct of the Honuurtihle Gentleman rathff unfair. had been agreed that the inquiry Ih* resumed six cluck ...
... seeing himself was at pray- ers in Clonmel at the time, and is in possession of that place but a few The party were all well armed. HDhipving OVE, MAY 14--WIND 5. W. . ABRIVPD, Helen of Gri Vandeleur, revenee Shearer, Limerick, grain, &e, Martha of Ne@castle ...
... assailant incendiaries had his face blackened, amd was armed with a gun. The uchappy sufferers were lett maimed and bleeding the ruins. One of the wretched men had his severely cut, and one of the arms end oné of the ribs of the other were broken. This cruel ...
... tbit witness having arrived in England, and he shoul» move, therefore, that be taken into the custody of the Serjeant Arms. | Sir John Newport observed, that Mr. Whistler was in some measure ereused from attending, on account of the absence of Mr. Mansfield ...
... unjust towards cers in Ireland, and unjust towards that country. ‘After a shoft conversation, in which Sir H. Vivian, Mr. Grattan, Mr. C. Hutchinson, Mr. Sir C. Long, and Colonel Davies, participated, he would consent to withdraw General Gascoyne sat his ...
... might frustrated. Sir 6. H ILL objected to tlie inference which the Hon. Baronet (Sir John Newport) wished to draw from the opinion of the Lord Chief Justice. Sir JOHN NEWPORT contended ibal the oath ought not to stand in the way of a judicial inquiry, ...
... ««>. the grater part of us Frenchmen heard nothing but On Saturday there was a numerous and respectable and one o’clock# ao armed pmy insurgents entered 'he none, and Were far from paving attention to. or Mm.ng the Association. THE HISSES WAI.Lij y . the ...
... Commodore Owen is here the Glov* restcr with the P/ioetnn, Pyramus, Eden, Belolte and Bustard, exercising great guns and nuall arms, from daylight in the morning until breakfast time; we all fully expect have something to »ery soon ; I hope shall tot disappointed ...