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... BANBRIOGE PETTY SEssIoNs.-Magistrates on the ?? Lindsay, Richard Hayes, Ribbon Rowan, resident magistrate; Thomas Crawford, and John T. Reilly. Esqrs. The case of Bernard Magrath against George Brown, - Bodel, and others, was entered upon. It was a summons ...
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... AMERICA—THE CATH at peace, was treated to an Arms Bill as the only remedy for CLERGY. » House her sufferings, whilst for Wales, in insurrection, nobody pe Peel dreamed of an Arms Bill, although ehests of arms are smug- At the recent meeting of the General ...
... Repeal meeting to held at Tara the loth instant A resolution, calling on the government to send down military, &c b. majority. John Tisdall, Esq., of CharlwfoA and »e. reral high Conscrratives, voting in the majority, again the principle of interference with ...