... offering a reward of £lOO for discovery and conviction of twelve armed men who attacked the dwelling of John Wall, of Crean, Bruff, on the 21st ult., which they searched for fire arms, and departed firing shots. The valuation of the several Electoral ...

... was proposed the Uev. J. 11. Coe, by Edward Lee. l.sq,; Dr W. Bavlv, Ls(j.. seconded bv the Hcv. Dean Dead; Dr. D. mpster. John Bennett, Esq., seconded by It. W. ISavlv. li-q.: Dr. Kennedy, iir-‘po»ed by O’B. Dillon, Esq., seconded by the Uov. Wm. Burn ...

... Gisbome, Lord C. Hamilton, Joseph Hume, John Irving, Sergeant Jackson, T. Jones, Hon. T. Knox. T. Lenny, E. Lucas. Col. Percent, Lord ,Powencourt. T. N. Redington, J. E. Tennent, Col. Thomas, Col. Verner, It Walker. John Young. In the Minority supporting ...

... to the Chancellor of the Exchequer. relative to the building of a bridge over the Shannon at Athlone. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved, That John Joseph Stockdale, having committed a high breach of the privileges of the house, in having commenced another ...

... Railway, and reached Calais last evening. They embarked at noon to-day, on board her Majesty's steam-packet Ariel, Commander John Hamilton, convoyed by her Majesty's steamer Firebrand, Lord C. Paget, and entered Dover at 4 o'clock The piers were thronged ...

... Hemphill, William Battersby , Ch Black, John Gilmore, William Alcorn. Sec a ?John Pigott. Thomas Moeran, Richard Le e ; r i limn K. Murphy, John T. Hodder, William % L: Aug. F. Whitestone, Francis Earle, John A; William B. Calcott, Philip Dwyer, Willia ...

... should not be destined attain it; a laud to which they, through the daik and dreary path, had led the way (cheers.) Fox, and Grattan, and Whitbread, and Uornilly, are gone. They had not lived to see what they anticipated with so just a coutidonce, and what ...

... Returning Officer :—Newasi Meade, John Dowling, Patrick Sestet _ . Griffin, James Barry—Contested. O'Brien, Cornelius J. Curtain—Eli Michael Sheahan, James Barry—Elertedl John Curtain, James Barry—Eleeted, tli Patrick Hayes, John Harnett, Bichsel* O'Connell ...

... o'clock, au armed party, consisting of five or six persons, attacked the habitation of Joseph Ilannan, Esq. at Mount-Laurenee, near Cahiretly. They attempted to force the kitchen door, but did not succeed, and demanded that the money and arms in the house ...

... Going. Annameadle—Morgan O'Brien. Ternpkderry—John Hunt. Ballymackey—John Cummins. Luboney—R. U. Bayly and Rody. Cleary. iribaum—Francis Young. Nenaph— John D'Arcy, J. Maher, and O'Brien Dillon. Knigh— John Maher. aoughprke—Arthur French. Ardcraney--Darius ...

... Commons on Monday, on the subject .Sir John Colbome’s pension ** Sir John Colhorne, this Joseph Hume had the effrontery to say, * produced the rebellion’ by his seizure of some those who were known its chiefs. Sir John Colborue produce the rebellion! Why ...

... minutes of the committee, which was carried with acclamation. ~ Mr. Alexander M’Carthysaid had much pleasure proposing Mr. John Redmond member of the committee—a gentleman who was always found at las post when the interest of his country required his ...