... thst parry of oiangeinen on Sunday, had into Trim, headed by a clergymuti, armed with pistol, and that the men were in the service the honorable member opposite- (Mr. H. Grattan) had said no stub thing; hut he had stated that these oiangemen had marched ...

... N.' Him. .t/t-aadamrr.?Lindsay, Waller O?Grady, Nugent, Butler, Arm. alrrng. Sirs?George Hodson. Bart., D.L. county \Vlcklow, Thorn Butler, Edward Stanley, Fether*t*n, George Rich, John K. James, D.L.,Walter Scott. K.H., Harcourt Lees, W. H. Palmer, Alan ...

... Gisborne, T PattUon, J Brady, DC Gully. J Bodkin, J.J. Grattan, Palmer, C Buwriog, Df J Power* Blake, M J Gaskell, Perrin, Lewi* Buller, C (01100, W Pardarves, W W Bennett, John Grote, G Parker. John Barron, Heron, Sir R. Phdlijw, Bainbridge, E Uuthven ...

... —Simon Bo|. Icau, Peter Brophy, Crosthwait, Edward Croker. George Ure var. John Hone, Thomas L. Kelly, John M'Donnell, G. M'Bride, Jonathan Pirn. Rirhartl Robinson. Hoe, John l.Scaulau, Thomas bheilock. and Thomas \Vil«oi>. His Excellency the E:irl Haddington ...

... expected that a war would take place with America. Ihe war seems at stand still in the north Spain. Mina is gathering money and arms, and Zumalacarreguy is augmenting and organising his troops. The curate Merino, who was killed long ago in tlie Madrid papers ...

... W Riekford, Beneti J Gordon, R Kippoo, Berksiev, Hon G Gore, Robmson, G T Goriii(t, H Roche, W Benett, J Grattan, S Km-bnclt, J A Biddulpb, Grattan, Ko-per, J Bish, T Grimston, Vtseoutttßnndle, J Black bo me, J Golly, J R Black stone, W HaH. Roth»en, Blake ...

... O'Cuonell) in the hope that intimidation would be put an end to, whether it was exercised by landlords or priests. ( Hear. Sir JOHN CAMPUELL hoped that a remedy would devised that would render the adoption the ballot unnecessary. had seen so much of intimidation ...

... w hefher the Noble Lord would he prepared to produce the particular plan by which proposed to make the appropriation Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that that was a question which he felt himself not hound answer.— .'Great cheers.) When the had resolved itself ...

... O'CONNELL said, that tbe great mischief of the Orangemen carrying arms was, that it created a reaction, aud the Catkolios carried arms in self-defence. Hi* wish was that neither party should have arms. (Cheers.) The return was then ordered. EMPLOYMENT MILITARY ...

... ge Ferguson, assignee. John Richardson, do.—A. Jackson, do. Eleanor Woods, do.—no assignee. Elizabeth Cass, do.—do, Wyley, do.—do. John Green, do.—do. John Cranwill, do —do. Edward Morgan, do.—do, James M‘Car thy, do.—do. John Foley, do.—to be appointed ...

... objection to postpone hla question till to-morrow, in with ibe wish of Hoo. Member for Southwark. After some observations from Lord John Russell, Mr. Roebaek a motion wee put and carried. RATHCORMAC TITHE AFFRAY. Mr. O'DWYER haring b«en calM upon the Speaker, ...

... Esq. >' JOHN RICHARD ELMORE, Eaq. CHRISTOPHER Esq. M.F. V EDMUND P. GREEN, Esq. \ T. LAMIE MURRAY, Esq.,.Manng!ng Uiitetlos, . CORNELIUS O BRIEN, Esq. M. J . DANIEL O'CONNELL, Esq. M.P. MAURICE O'CONNELL. Esq. M.P. DAVID ROACHE, Esq. M.P. JOHN CLEMENT ...