... Sun. THE STATE TRIALS. Dublin, Jan. 23.—The first witness on this day was John Maguire, a head-constable of police. His evidence related to the Longford meeting in May last. John Jolly, another head-constable, gave evidence respecting the meeting Mallow ...

... land which had placed much confidence in him, and given birth to the mother of his child. He denied that Repeal wa, re- * ,arm? ,eeoa,menM *• °'»use of Mr. said-Ill give up at once, at your request. (Cheers and laughter .n ■ ddres ««' the meeting for ...

... selected for the fete. Thus, the Duke of Wellington appeared the uniform of the Duke of Cumberland of that day, the Earl of Cardigan in the uniform of the llth Dragoons at the battle of Culloden and the Marquis of Londonderry in the dress of cavalry officer ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS THURSDAY, Fkb. 11.—An order was made for the attendance of Lord Cardigan at 11 o'clock on Tuesday. Lord Devo7i asked the Secretary for the Home Department whether was aware, or had heard that in the Poor Law Union of ...

... place in Epworth-street, London road. About half-past one o'clock alack of three chimneys, fell upon the roofof the house of John Pace, an industrious journeyman organ pipemaker, and carried it through two floors into tbe cellar below. On the first floor ...

... seen so frightful a case of burning. Poisoned by Mistake.—An inquest was held yesterday week before Mr. Baker, at the King's Arms Inn, Hampton Court, upon the body of Mrs. Sarab Newbury, aged 87. From the evidence gone into it appeared that the deceased ...

... been engaged and are gone off to France to workin .be fortifications. These are the idle Irish, for yon. The trial of John Hulme and John Williams, who were implicated in the murder of Benjamin Cooper, Asliton. December last, took place at the rec?nt Liverpool ...

... lad aged 12 years, was committed to the assizes, for a robbery from the person of Henry John Acteson, a boy years of age. The little fellow, who has only one arm, was flying a kite in a field, when the pri soner fell upon him, knocked him down, stripped ...

... deceived, provision will be made for Whig-Radical barristers, local judges, and some twice as many more Commissioners, &c.— John BulL The national debt has been increased about seven millions since the accession of the Whigs to office, and this without ...

... views Lord John Russell on the subject. And j would observe that men all parties politics are blameable— Whig, Tory, Radical—some of each party being engaged in this matter ; and as 1 have given you so much Sir Robert Peel, hear what Lord John Russell says ...