... Patrick Wade. wo ablarged.with having aided in the murder of Patrickc Ryan, in May, 1842. The two aprincipal wItnesses, John Blurkoand John Shanahan, contradicted each ether grossly, end the latter gave such an accountof himsrelf, on cross-examination, that ...

... neighbourhood of Madrid, marched for that destin A- Lion on the 14th. For several days Post the garrison had been r liept, under arms, and the poline had been ex~tremely Vigilanet.n It was very generally believed that the ?? cause of these hi measures was a ...

... oxosedlngly harassIng, as they ar ema- aI ad ployed ?? the ?? erecting defensive works, andare obliged T. krto sleep under, arms at night. The French naval, force ait Ota. to [is. To M. hemlt Is stated to be the Urania and Charto frigates, the Ambus- ni ...

... these wore the car- to ba it imp riages of the Lord Mayor and Sir John Power. The Hen. Mr. ought ails- Hutcehinson (brother of Lord Domoughmnore) sot in the carriage would, with Henry Grattan., Esq. There wore, also, Smith OYBrien, declare a of Eisq., M P ...

... -roth inciradieg 10,060( reals and a quantity of jewvels. The A totter from Saragoosa. of the 17th ?? days ago, woo forty armed men, all in unifoorm aso raabineers, anal having their imap creptain at their head, presented themselves elose to the towsn ...

... . as snerecled. rsd The day that Prim was to have left Madrid for Cadiz a party ibility of sixty Constitutionalisto, welt armed and moatited, Posted thie ce themselves near to Getate, ab.,ut seven miles from Madrid. ?? the intention of surtpribing Id ...

... there weas fraud and arror by which ltla oplaintiffia were prejudiced. t InMr. KELLY appeared for Mr. John O'Connell. Mr. T. Mt. Day. kt and Dr. John Gray, and, aso hi Learned Friends who had pre- to ceded him had addieaeed their Lerdabipi, more or leas ...