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... night, which he got afterwards with Kelly. He was cross-examined by Mr. Curran—Kelly wore the waistcoat openly the next day. John Curran examined —His trunk was broken open also, a half sovereign was taken from it. Thomas Loltus examined—On the night in ...

... glass, of the most beautiful de- scription, manufactured by Mr. O’Connor, of Parliament, street. The representation of the arms of the four Knights of the Garter, with the badge, collar, ard star of the order, shone in colours of the richest hues. This ...

... Abouta dozen of that party were seen returning home, all armed, a! twelve at night, by Matthew M‘Niece, About twenty of the Diamond party were not only seen returning Elizabeth M'Guick, armed, and all dressed in white trousers, but were spoken to ; ...

... cautiously carried on the Lords. ‘The only valid reason why they should from iis propriety.” ssion fron: the pustules on the arms of the most healthy, rosy- ble office. The bench of bishops itself is gradually not be used is the possibility that the Whigs ...

... RDay,y Barons Pennefather, Richards, and Foster entered the court at the usual hour. TITHES! TITHES ‘|! TITHES '' The Rev. John Keeffe Robinson v. Murphy and others Mr. Carey, on the part of the plaintiff, moved for liberty to substitute service of the ...

... hear). honourable baronet then read an extract from the letter in question to the following effect Such was the plan of Lord John Russell. It held out the prospect of an im- mediate amelioration to the extent of 30 per cent., which, however, was scarcely ...