... perseca| tion, universally established by your colleagaes, against.our equals,” in all ages and places, (Gen. iv. 8, John xvi. 2, i. John, iii. 12,) which would certainly fall heavier in cur day, had we lived as we ought, (Gal. iv. 29, ii. Tim. iii. 12 ...

... Devonshire and Londonderry, and Lord Castlereagh, were among the Irish Nobility who attended. General Sir John Doyle, Sir Henry Parnell, Sir John Burke, and Mr. Brownlow were also present. The evening was spent with conviviality and good feeling. ‘The ...

... following Irish Members voted for the production of papers to explain the Barrackpore Mutiny :—Mr, A, Dawson, Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr, Hutchinson, Mr. Jephson, and Hon. R. King. The Friendly Brothers of St Patrick dined together, on Saturday ...

... ; Richard Connely, John Sugrue, and Cornelius Bryan, for stealing from the wreck of the brig Hope, at Valentia; Judith Ashe, for stealing tobacco from John Savage, at I'ralee. The following were acquitted :—John M¢Elligott, and John Browne, for burglary ...