... gaol by the Coroner—Clare Journal. Daring Outrage.—Armed Parties.—A!>out the hour of nine the evening of Sunday (!!) last thirteen or fourteen armed men went to the residence of respectable farmer named John Cuddy, of Curragheen, within two miles of Tipperary ...

... Murray, aged 85; all of this town. John Ward, aged 49, Witton Alice Catterali. aged 17. of Since our last, St. Peter’s -Alice Forreet,aped 81 ; Wm. Baron, aged 74-: both of thia town. lloughu-u, aged 31, of Chorley. John Norris, aged of Lower On Saturday ...

... better if it bad been ten times stronger —Mr. Agliouby supported the measure, and it waa hotly by Mr. H. Grattan. Mr. Reynolds, and others. —Lord John Bussell vindicated tbe provisions of bill, and defended the Government from some calumnious charges made ...

... the 22nd of September was at the Feel's Arm# public-house, Accrington, and saw prisoner and deceased there. John Eden and Edward Taylor had a quarrel, and they went out to fight. Taylor was very tipsy, but John Eden not so much so. Taylor was got down ...

... commute* to report upon the necessity oontlnulng measure. —Mr. O’Connor was vlolsotly ths measure, wsrs Mr. Roche, Fagan. Mr. Grattan. Mr Aostsy. (who motion and amendment). Mr. Moor#, Mr Muni*. Mr. O. Thompson, and Mr. Scully, who fallod obtaining an adjournment ...

... vcd to kill game, from retaining arms after a certain day, under a penalty of three years’ imprisonment —lo search suspected persons for arms,—to call upon all persons in a proclaimed district to deliver up their arms, subject on refusal to three years* ...

... portion of the aide of the cutting fell upon them. A man named John Phillipson, residing Urunswick-street was knocked against a waggon, apJ had his shoulder broken two place.'. Another man namod John Bughouse, residing in Ituasell-strcet, was severely crushed ...

... entrance, before the church clock has finished striking six. Duel Lord Cardigan and Lieutenant Tuck ett.— Last Saturday meeting took place Wimbledon Common, between Lord Cardigan and Lieutenant Tuekett, in consequence letters written by the latter iu ...

... channel* of informutiou, of the universal rum which impends over that part of the kingdom.—On the night of hursday week party of armed men attempted to break into lhe)iouse of Nicholas Dumphy, farmer, residing at red and*, Kilkenny. Not succeeding, they fired ...

... s have consequently Bibs. Breach or Promise or Marriage.—A cate was tried at the Cardigan assises, Thursdaj, in which Miss Marr Saunders, daughter of the late Rev. John Saunders, sued the Rev. Percj Bjrsshe Harris, Rector of Corby, and the holder of other ...

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