... me_ -w _ . --- --. ___ __ __ .__ -1 __ -ya The following witnesses were examined on Thursday:- Thomas Geraghty sworn-Is ward master; heard a dia- turbance one day about eight or ten months ago in the yard; Byrne, a pauper, who was called the prophet was with some man whom witness saw coming out of the shed; his face was red; witness asked him what was the matter; he (Byrne) said, oh, some ...

... ANNUAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE I MENDICITY INSTITUTION: On Monday the annual meeting or roe aoovu q was held at Radley's Hotel, College-green, for the purpose t of receiving the report, and statement of accounts for the t past year. The Right Ron, the LORD MAYOR, presided. I Mr. D. Kinaban, Honorary Seoretary, read the following X report of the committee:- REPon r. ?? Your committee have ...

... I THE RECENT, EXECUT[ON-THVI COMMISSION.| The Mail of Wednesday night reverts to this unhappy topic. Our colemporary is exceedingly piquant in his de- scription of the Ribbon organization, and no doubt has had ms abundant opportunities of becoming intimately acquainted sa with the drill and discipline, which he lauds as i- ex- to callent and complete. We have often had ocnagion to a t ...

... A meeting of the members of the '82 Club was held yes- terday at Radley's Hotel, Commercial Buildings, for the purpose of passing the accounts and electing officers for the present year. The chair was occupied by WILLIAM SMITH O'BRIEN, Esq., M.P. Mr. Dobeny read the report of the committee for the past year, which was unanimously adopted, and Sir Colman t O'Loghlen read an abstract of the ...

... I iTHE ARRANtGEMENT OF THE GREGON. The following paragraph in relation to the mode of settling the Oregon question appears in the Daily News of Tuesday:- We stated the other day, in discussing the Oregon ques- tion, how undesirable it was for any nation to take post at the mouth of a river, and retain the power, even though unexercised, of prohibiting the free navigation of its stream to other ...

... CATHOLIC JURORS-CATHOIAC CLERGYMEN. In the Evening Mail of Monday last a lengthened article appears, in reference generally to the recent commission at Westmeath, but more especially to the case of Bryan Seery. Into many of the statements therein put forward we shall not enter now. But we may remark that an ungraceful r, repudiation of the averment that the' Attorney- General had set aside ...

... DUBLIN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1846. REMEMBER THE 30TH OF MAY, 1844 ! COERCION FOR IRELAND. The threat of coercion has at length come lo be realised-and though the government was slow to wreak its vengeance on the people of Ireland, the bill which we placed before our readers yesterday shews that it was resolved at least to wake sure work of it by preparing a scheme fraught with the most tyran- ...

... . We publish, at the request of Sir Francis Hopkins, a letter in reference to the case of Bryan Seery. The hon. baronet is anxious to support the honesty of his own evidence, which we have never im- pugned, and wishes to sustain the case of identity by collateral evidence. We do not think that he has succeeded in making the proofs of Seery's guilt one iota less weak than we had shown them to ...

... I HEREFORD STEEPLE CIIASE-TnURSDAY, FElB. 12._ The betting on the previous evening at the Green Dragon had u ranged at 2 to I eget Brunette, some of her friends being so mode- hi rate as to be contented with 7 and 6 to 4. Carlow was next in fa- ci vour, commencing at 5 to 1, and gradually getting forward to 3 to it 1. There weS very little done, the fame of Brunette's performance making every ...

... .L105 Second half-yearlY Meeting Of the directors and &shreholders of this company, was held yesterday at the office of the company, 1, Talbot-street. Mr. Eckeraley regretted the absence of Lord Roden, their chairman, and aleo the absence of their deputy-chairman, Mr Hoyte, who was indisposed, and under these circum- stances, he had to propose that-~ J. ?? BLAKE,, Eeq., High Sheriff of ...

... EXECUTION OF BRYAN SEERY-PUBLIC. FEELING. I (FROM OUR OWN REPORTER.) Mullingar, Saturday. Last night I transmitted to you the brief details of the dismal end of Bryan Seery, whose untimely fate has caused the greatest sensation, not only in this town, but through- out the entire of this beautiful and fertile county. From the brief period which elapsed between the time of the ex- ecution, and ...

... i BRYAN SEERY' FUNERAL MR. STEELE. I 13 The following is theiopeech of our friend Mr. Steele in the Conciliation Hall on Monday, which, from the late- - ness of the hour at which he spoke, pressure on our space D compelled us to postpone:- e Mr. STEELE came forward amidst loud cheering, and e said-Mr. Chairman, I have the ?? of handing in D101. 5s. from the union of Killeneare and ...