... with being one of an armed party who attacked and robbed Wm. Ryan, Esq., of Bally makeough, of his arms ; also charged with having, in the month of July last, at Coolagorce, in the county of Clare, with another man, appeared in arms, firing several shots ...

... it, and now the words are taken up by Lord John Russell, the future premier of England, who declare* that is parchment Union ('loud cheering). There another valuable and important admhsion made by Lord John Russell, namel«, that one of the weaknesses ...

... of Commons”—the proceedings at which will be found inthe following brief report. Mr. O’Connell, M. P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M. P., Mr. John O’Connell, M.P., Mr. Daniel Callaghan, M.P., Captain Seaver, and and several other-members of the committee entered ...

... one of the armed party who attacked and robbed Wm. Ryan, Esq. of Ballymakeough, of his arms. Also, with having, in July last, at Coolagoree, Co. Clare, with another man, appeared in arms, firing several shots. Committed to Nenagh gaol, by John Gore Jones ...

... called to the outer bar : John Thomas Hamil Stewart, Esq., only son of John Stewart. Esq., Dominick-sireet, in the city of Dublin. William John Warren, Esq., only son of Wm. Warren, Esq., of Castle Connor, in the county of Sligo. •John Reilly, Esq., second ...

... Camden and the Marquis of Hertford were introduced, and Knighted. The Marquis Camden knelt near the Queen, and Garter King Arms, presenting on bis knee the Garter, the noble Marquis was invested therewith by the Queen. The Marquis Hertford was also invested ...

... Knockrin ; John Malone. Esq., Dornston; John i>. Mears. Esq., Mear's Court; John Enni*, Esq , Ballinabrow ; R. W. Reynell, K*q., Kellynore ; John Caulfield. Esq , Bloomfield ; John Lyons, Esq., Ladistown; William Fetberstone, Esq.,Cairick; ...

... some attention to tbe important subject upon which Mr. John O'Connell bad touched in speech had just madehe meant academical education in Ireland (Hear.) had obseivatkms Mr. O’Connell and Mr. John O'Connell, with that resoect they deserved from every Irishman ...

... repeating it, and now the w-gMa are taken by Lord John Russell, the future Pre- England, who deciatca that it is a parchment union. (Loud cheering.) There is another valuable and important admission made by Lord John Russell, namely that one ol the weaknesses ...

... disappointed Mr. Hughes did not adopt the course pointed out Mr. Labertouche for his relief;” those extracts are from tbe Kev. John Stafford's letter looking at those extracts, cannot at this time state that the firm was in a state of solvency, not knowing ...

... alluded the subject, hut that Mr. John (I'Couiu-U had aMuded to it, and he, therefore, thought himself entitled to so, ami state his honest j conviction. (Cheers.) nmnniralion from Mr. O'CoiineU regretted that arming gentleman of noor- i nary talents ...

... who respects equity and detests injosUce will cheer them on. I remain, my dear, Sir, very truly youra, JOHN A. O’NEILL. • 'ToT.M.Ray, Esq, Mr. Grattan delivered lengthened address, and said that it was the duty of Irish members to support measures that ...