... was Roman Catholic—the accused professed that religion, and this was the third time the prisoner was put on trial. Henry Grattan Curran, Esq., proved a report of the evi dence of Jane Sherlock, widow of Joseph, and since dead, given two former trials ...

... therein more sacred than the property of the rich, would be pro- | tected, that public integrity would be unsullied, that the arms of Ireland would make her respected abroad and safe | at home, and, finally, that noder the auspices of & wise, paternal pariiament ...

... elements would disappear under the Gaelic genius, like the tracks of cavalry under fresh crop. The Nationality of Swift and Grattan was equally partial. They taw that the Government and law* of the settler* had extended to the island —that Donegal and Kerry ...

... calumniate the administration of justice the land. Let him know that his safety and protection lie in the law, and not in armed and ruthless banditti, which would desolate this lair county. Let him not believe the aspersions cast on the gentry ui the ...

... impossible to describe. At half-past six o’c’ock Mr. Bali.in.vsloe Presented by John Tully, Daniel Lyons, o’Conueli and the other guests entered the theatre, and the Timothy Egan, and John Costelloe, Etqrs. enthusiasm manifested knew bounds. Mr. Tolly read the ...

... was filled by the Mayor. Among those at the principal table, in the uniform of the '62 Club, we observed Mr. Edward Hackett, John Shea, T.C.; George Mazon, T.C.; and J. F. Maguire, barrister. The tables having been cleared and the health of her majesty ...

... of Cork, per Mr. John Lynch, and proposed as members Messrs. John Lynch. and Thomas O'Callaghan.- He also handed in 21 8s 2d from the Post-office ward, making 121I from that patriotic ward since the commence- ment of this year. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL banded ...

... the Association. The observations (Mr. Scott) had made did not refer to Mr. John O’Connells comments the slave question all, but to what had fallen from Mr. Clements. Mr. John O’CcnneU’s statement on that subject he did uot hear; but he must say, that ...

... and out; was not courted by him; the girls made appointments with him for me; often walked with him in the street, but not arm in arm; I would have married him through fear, and it was through fear I stopped with him in King street; I was not fond of him; ...

... down amid loud cheer*. The Chairman, reference to Mr. John Lonnell remarks the police, obser.ed that he considered the police England better conducted set of men than those in Ireland. „ ~ . Mr. John O’Connell said that, generally speaking, the Dublin police ...

... measure, allude me. As you say, (and agree with you. it could not have reference to Messrs Smlth’O’Brien, John O Connell, Kelly, Powell, H. Grattan, D. Browne, Somers, Fitzgerald, and, 1 sure, could have no reference to the Liberator or Mr. Maurice O'Connell ...

... electors to declare whom they would elect to serve as their representstive in the united par- liament, John Harrison, Exq., J.P., rose and proposed Lord John Chichester as being a fit and proper person to represent the borough of Belfast in the united parliament ...