... of the Committee who spoke were — Messrs. Kelly, Sisson, Howell, &c.—Mr. C. O'Dwyer, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Finn, and Mr. H. Grattan, also addressed the meeting.—Saunderes News -Letter. ASSASSINATION OF A FARMER. On last Wednesday a decent farmer, of the ...

... police-constable Pardoe was on duty in Middle. row, St. Giles's, he observed a wretched-looking female,with an infant in her arms, sitting at a hall door begging. Having questioned her respect. ing the child, she assured him that it was her own, and stated ...

... counties and mince up others for the purpose of making Assize Circuits, then he should most assuredly oppose the measure._ . Sir JOHN OWEN presented a similar petition from l'embzeke, signed by 1,900 persons..-Laid on the table. Mr. JONES said he had to present ...

... they were to be discharged the following morning. The following is a copy of the record made in their case :— Thomas Clewes, John Barnett, George Banks, standing indicted as accessories to a murder, but the principal, felon not having been tried, and being ...

... originally a store department. It was now entirely a garrison, except for the storing of small arms. There had been no recommendation to remove the small arms. Sir HENRY VANE said that no small part of his business was the auditing of public accounts of ...

... mode of assessment ; indeed I could wish that Catholics would not be called upon thus to interfere in any way with what Mr. Grattan called the decent Homilies of the Church of England, or the matters necessary to make them, in this world, decently effective ...

... Mr. Justice PARK.) Christopher O'Hara stood indicted for wilfully and maliciously stabbing John Trapp, with intent to kill him, or do him some grievous bodily arm. From the evidence adduced it appeared that the prisoner was the tenant of the prosecutor ...

... Wilbraham, George Easthope, John Mostyn, Sir Thomas Williams, Owen Ebrington, Lord Monck, J. B. Whitbread, Ellison, C. Morpeth, Lord White, Col. Euston, Lord Nugent, Lord Wood, Charles Fane, John Newport, Sir John Wrottesley, Sir John Fergusson, R. C, Osborn ...

... length on the principle of the Win. Parker 1 ; I. Kitson, Esq. John Tidd Pratt, 1 1 Rev. W. Long Bill, and detailing a variety of facts connected with the sub - The Dean of Ripon - • 5 5 2 . John Londsdale• ject, the Noble Lord said - th at the ob j ect ...

... Cavendish, W. Macdonald, Sir James Weinyss, John Cholmeley, M. J. Marshall, W. West, J. R. Clements, Lord Marshall, John Wilson, Sir Bobert Cave, Otway Marjoribanks, S. Wilbraham, George Davies, Col. Moberly, John Wood, Alderman Dering, Sir E. Macauley, Cohn ...

... Marquis Harvey, D.W. Warburton, Henry Cave, R. Otway Heathcnte, R. E. Wood, John Cholmeley, M. , Hobhouse, J. C. Tellers. French, A. Jephson, C.D.O. Joseph Hume Grattan, James Tomes. John _ Daniel O'Connell - ERRATA.—The names of Lord Clements and the Hon. Wm ...

... 000/ against the estate of Thomas and John Hurst and John Ogle Robinson. Mr. Green had been in the habit of advancing large sums of money to Mr. Thomas Hurst, for the use of the house of Messrs. John Hurst and John Ogle Robinson; which advances were entered ...