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... MaiL Lord Cardigan*s Trial.*The following witnossc? have been snmmoned the House of Peers to attend and give evidence at the trial of Lord Cardigan Tuesday next: *Thomas Hunt Dunn, Sarah Dunn, Sir James Eglinton Anderson Knight, M.D., John Busaian, Thomas ...
... yeomanry. Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. FOX MAULE defended the conduct of the Government, on that occasion. Mr. O’CONNELL availed himself of that opportunity to make some remarks on the partial conduct of the Horse Guards, in the case of Lord Cardigan. Ho hoped ...
... Application F. Maguire, M.D. Finlay (irabam, John Copeland, James Credeu, Will.am Fit/gcraU, John M Farland, Jau.es Maguire, John Bull, J. Halliday, J. Betty, Terence Miban, nnphrey Bevan, Hugh Call »gh in, John Baxter, Richard Owens. J >hn M'Elroy. William ...
... g meeting with considerable encouragement, and that the survey is now progress. TwoofSir John Macneill are ul present engaged in surveying the line, and Sir John himself intends to join them shortly The Provincial Committee have suggested the formation ...
... wphont division, was most detrimental the commercial interests of the country. Sir W. JAMES made similar observation. Lord JOHN RUSSELL also regretted that the debate had not been brought to close; bur. although b ...
... asked, How say yon, James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, are you guilty or not?” The Karl of Cardigan, in firm voice, replied, “Not guilty, my Lord.*’ The Clerk—* 1 How will you tried my Lord ?” The Earl of Cardigan—** by my Peers.*’ The Noble prisoner then ...
... . John of Tuam, W. Kinsella, W. Higgins, John Cantwell, Michael Blake, James Keating, and’ Lord Fftench. Seven members of parliament would also have been there if they could—and consequently sent apologies, viz.: Maurice O’Connell, Henry Grattan, B. ...
... the proceedings, his lordship read the arms bill for the meeting, winch was unanimously approved of A committee * formed to watch over the new registry of firearms. the quarter sessions, and to prevent in wr arms getting into the hands of the peasantry ...
... Stipendiary Magistrate for th** county of Donegal, under the act f) W. I. c. 13, and to be stationed at Glenties, in the room of John Drummond, Esq., who has been appointed a district in the county of Waterford. The Lord Lieut, has been pleased approve of T ...
... acres. Fifth John Cassidy, 30 perches res. Judges*Col. Crichton, Rev. O.S. Kellett, and Mr. Cockburn. Barony of Magherastaphena. For same as above First premium 11. Second 11. Third 15s. Fourth There were 12 competitors. First premium to John Woods, perches ...
... M'Donnell, Carrokeel, one gun; Marcus Bannon, Caronlord, one gun ; John Cloghcr, brought out of his house and beaten; John Croom, of Curralcc, dragged out and sworn to whether he had arms- They then went to the house of man named Kelly, colled tor of the ...
... J antes James Fagan, John O’Neill (C ork-sliett,) Francis Tuite, Charles P. Gavin, Cons. P. Shannon, James Fallon. Janies Barke, James Bur), Bar iholomew Andrews, Jas Sheridan, Peter Lynch, Richaid Grace, John John Campbell, John Clarke, Michael Staunton ...