... sometimes, to the country to play a little at hazard. Mr. Kelly—Were you at Ballinasloe for that purpose the year before last? Mr. Parkins—Why, yes, I went down to Ballinasloe that year. Mr. Commissioner Curran—l must interrupt Mr. Kelly, tp tell him that ...

... this town with reports from an out-district, had reached within mile w'hen they were suddenly attacked by four armed men, (Ribbonmen,) and one of the police, Protestant, was murdered on the spot; other, a Roman Catholic, was permitted to escape unhurt ; ...

... foreign or domestic enemies, whether the latter should happen to be either Protestants or Roman Catholics, Orangemen or Ribbonmen. thought it, Sir, duty to say so much in behalf of the Mayo yeomanry, because I felt it cruel, as well as an unjust course ...