... Quinlan, take your prisoner.. (here Mr. Lanigan emphatically—l am satisfied with that answer.) John Cummina, the bailiff, swore he got the decree from John Ryan’s wife, hot did not see aince that day that the prisoners were hit assistants—that did not ...

... o'c'ock the afternoon of the 17th inttanl, bclonging to Mr. John William*, E Jenry, coiiTeying cwt of font from Kobertstoun to Edenderry. while passing between Drum, moiid, the «eat of Richard Grattan, Esq . ai Newberry, the scat of Edward Ruthveei:, Esq ...

... have already fered them si Ives for the representation of Galway* The two l..te Members, Sir John Burke, bart Mr, Blake Forster, Mr Thomas Martin, and Mr John D‘Arcy. It is not certain if they will all come the hustings for the purpo e of con- I tests ...

... Unlicensed Per.-on Arms, Gunpowder, tic. shall not removed without License. Seizttie of Aims, Sic, illegally removing. Proviso for Arms for persona! defence or sport Gunpowder to k-pt per-ens not authorised to carry Arms Makers of Arms.in Dublin and Cork ...

... agrm, said be would be in Court in a few minutes 'y •S- Tbe other trarerieri nameljr. Thoaaa* Steele, John Lawleu, Thoni* Clooney, John KedmonW, John Kejholdt, Edvard Dwyer, and R chard Barrett were aercreiy called and antwered their nainei. Mr O Connell ...

... Right Hon. John Frere, or Roy don, and sister to the fust Lord WatUcourt. London, John F Court home, for Lancastei. At Ashburton, in his 10 'h year, Joseph' Davenport, 51 years of which he served its. the Light Dragoons, now Lancers, In London, John Lhamitr ...

... Esq' John Mtcrs, and Mortough Cullinan for firing a> a patrole. l y Francis M'Namara, Esq John and Thomas Sullivan, for murder of policeman. By H W Rowan, Esq. James Sexton, for sdministering illegal oaths, Patrick Cunnccn, Michael Grsdy and John Skcehiß ...

... side or the other, he under■ toed that it was (rue'hit tie yeomanry were one retire fin d at by thepeople, hut no' with fire-arms, merely with atones. Tl was not the impression the House could receive from the expression that yeomanry hsd been fired •I ...

... lif-ks teag-d en'irely casti pr vale bl end the and ir-ider* ot e country nr,- incouveniencr'd, R'gis/er. Robbery and Murder, Mr John O'Neil, yarn merchant, ot.ging to Maherafeft, on Sunday hi* way to New ownlimavady market was waylaid on Glenshan mounla n ...

... Gentlem .n himself, fully and clearly admitted. If iltry were trustworthy, why take the arm. out their hands and lodge them depot If 'h-y wete not entrusted with arms —if it war not safe from heir part inn character to leave, deadly weapons in lluir possession ...

... The house then divided, l''or the I’lintitig Against it Maj srity again-t it Office of Arms. A« to an qui-y into certnin procecdiHg, in the liidi office or' Arms, the fol lowing p.-p'r» have ben moved for tn the llour, and stv rally ordered ...

... produced day, by Sir John M Doyle waiting l.ord Wicklow, on the pot of the excellent Vember for Car. low, Mr Biackuey, when Noble Lord pro. year . , - . Connors perju-y—t'ul po»tpon*d, ptl* acner remains emtody- John N»»h the elder. John Na*h. yonnger, assault ...