... named St. John, email farmer, waa barbarontly murdered near LUnaairockia the Colliery diitrict. We hare heard the particular, the core further than that the night iu question, the unfortunate went out to neighbour . houae, when tour men. armed, entered ...

... great favourite with the gentry around him. It appears that John Mitchel and be were school-fellows and most devoted friends, and the example of Ahat unhappy man may attributed the ruin of John Martin. —Mommy Herald Corrttpondent Til HA*vasp.—The weather ...

... present, when public interesta were stake, they might consistently make waver of their privilegea. GRATTAN said the noble lord's speech showed him (Mr Grattan) the danger opening bis month in that bouse (laughter). If the noble lord had held his tongue, he ...

... panel- John Fnxgcrald, Wiliam Wi'linmt, lames Power, Robert D.llon. Andrew Swee'msn. Benjamin L. Gul. s Poster Dowlm*. Georae CraU Tail 'f. George gentleman took the declaration of * the people railed Quaker ’) - David Henry Skerrard, Sir John Ribcen ...

... uaskcrville, T. B. Gore, Montague Plumptre. John 1. inteson, T. Gore, W. O. Polhill. Frederick Rcekctt, W. Gore, W. It. O. Powell, Colonel uenbow, John Goulburn. 11. R*»blcigh, W. non net. P. Graham. Sir James Heid, John Rcntinck, LordG. Granby, Marquis lleid ...

... u»fer tarn, alach SlcUdb, >ak«; h. ora w«T dar 1 made a poat-mortem caamraatiim aim Mr. dm found darpty >»*«««• . * Court . Mr John Hnrwotd. on* »h* oftc*r» In* Lourta -id. ha wok po—awo of one of trials with respect to this ease. Mr. Liatou aaid Ibt aound ...

... the Confederates. Mr. John O'Connell has been on one or two occasions intemperate, has hia illustrious father, whose lauientable imicsa bus, verily believe been ehlefly caused by his fears and hia anxiety for his country; but John O’Connell hat since evinced ...

... then adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Fuidat New writawere ordered for Donegal, room of Colonel Conolly, deceased, and for the Cardigan district of boroughs. in the place of the late Mr. Pryse.—Sir R. Inolis presented petition from parish in Oxfordshire, against ...

... the people. . Mr D COCHRANE regretted the bill was limited two years, Mr. O'Brien had said that was prepared take up arms against the constitution. Mr J O'CONNELL—He said such thing, (hear.) Mr. V. O’CONNOR poured out vehement invective against ...

... mas Daly, Kilcullen John Hughes, James Cantwell, S. R. Fraser, (member of the Repeal Associatioa com| mittee); Charles Taaffe, J. Noble, T. Seaton, M. Ken- I nan, barrister; John Kennan, solicitor; J. J. Walker, K-J. O'Doherty. John Savage, Patrick Hickey ...

... in town end country, speaking in high terms this valuable remedy. Prepared by John Pox, in boxes Is. I|d., or three boxes in one, for 2s. 9d. The genuine has the name of * John Fox’ on the Government Stamp. A 2s. 6d. box cures most obdurate Corns. ASK FOE ...

... Sessions. On Saturday night on armed party attacked the house of farmer named Considiue. county Clare, and heat his son severely thot he was obliged be sent the county lutirmary. The object the attack was to obtain fire-arms. horse was shot Bunratty, on ...