... Down—T. J. Smyth, Esq., ofLisburne. Dublin—Baron de Robeck. Fermanagh—G. llasard.Esq., of Enniskillen. Galway—Sir John Burke, Bt, Ksrry—John O’Connell, Esq. Kilkenny—J. B. Wandsford, Esq. King’s County—M. B. Mullins, Esq. Kildare—Hon. E. Lawless. THE division ...

... Aberdovy-ferry on the evening of the ntlemen, who left him on the PenrhY o, lo him. On the following day his horse on the Cardigan side. His cloak, ere near the same place, and although ot made for him, he has neither been folio s believed he must have ...

... position, with his shirt sleeve tucked up, and his left arm bound round. He was quite dead. Mr Stevens, surgeon, deposed, that upon an examination of the deceased, he found an incision in his left arm, in the usual place of bleeding, apparently made by a ...

... Gore, 0. .J. I; the Sir Rowland ; liindee John Hodgson ; Hogg, J. I.H0 G she W.the eH T. ; H~ghis, W. B. rnSntl;ne1h- ca-Jones, A ilson ; Liddell, H en. H.;othr Vieut o-s' SC( hoe3. H. ; Stiles, Philip John;Ned Jsh; Neel ?? dI to Sten, Lord, Pakin ton ...

... other under account of such malicious do offer sum to will conviction Peruetralor outrage The reward Collin W G Cregoe John Gwalkin John Magistrate C Trcvanion February 27 1638 Shares Sale in letter post-paid) to Mrs Heard Truro FOR AUCTION March o’clock ...

... their arrears from the Spanish Government, but Lord John Hay them in especial charge. Sir G. LACY EVANS complained that Sir H, had not Communicated with him the subject, himself might with Lord John nay, and no one knew better than (Sir G. Lacy r.*ans) ...

... waiting at St Sebastian for the men, who, he believed, were still engaged in some negotiations about their pay, bnt that Lord John Hay would give every attention to their interests. In reply to Mr. Bradshawe, Lord Palmerston said he took upon himself all ...

... had no result, and, on the motion of Lord John Russell, the House went into committee on the Poor (Ireland) BiU. After a long discussion the 47th, or emigration clause, was agreed to, though Mr. Henry Grattan had moved, as an amendment, that it be struck ...

... O’Ferrell R M Yates, John A Ferguson, Sir . , Palmer, C Fyshe Fergusson, Hon G Parker, John i-tii Fitzpatrick, J Parnell, Rt Hon Sir H Baring. Thornhill Forbes, William Perceval, Col Solicitor-General NOES, Archbold, Robert Grattan.H J‘Myac Bateson.Sir R Huehes ...

... purpose was to solicit that his name should be left out of Mr. H. Grattan's amendment, and his sole reason was that he might not any way be mixed up with the Bishop of Exeter. On Mr. H. Grattan's amendment— For it 197 Against it 226 The main question for the ...

... mratde, bat at onces entitring the arena of controversy, putting forward tiigltty charges, and supporting them by a fory of arms santi stonti of lihows list Tic) Men mauy dare to encouniter-wltet I sce them carried oil tusih legs by a too generous rivalry ...

... had been cut off, the same hand almost separated at the wrist, aud the head the arm-bone ' '. of the right side was exposed by large wound at the upper , part of the arm. A long sharp knife and sword were found ; , belonging to the Suwar. It supposed ...