... growing crops would not he safe. Lord JOHN RUSSELL remarked that, in his opinion, a Repeal of the Union would really reduce Ireland to the condition of a degraded province, and would exclude such men as Burke and Grattan from exercising their influence over ...

... Ir. Maurice O’Connell, Mr. French Sir John Aoung, Mr. Ormsby Gore, Mr. George A. Hamilton, Mr. Mr. Poulett Scrope, Mr. Drummond, M r 1 ”’ Major Blackall, Mr. William Fagan, Mr. Monsell, Mr. Adair, Mr. Morgan John O Connell, and Ur. Power. Agreed to. Adjourned ...

... taking the verdict of a majority, obtained, it was found to work well. STATE TRIALS—CONVICTION AND SEN TENCE OF JOHN MITCHEL. The trial of John Milchel, for certain violent seditious publications contained in the Vailed Irishman, under the late Crown and ...

... and rushed into the arms Mis. Jackson. His lordship then said he should upon the principle of .he case laid down Lord Eldon, refuse the custody the child to parents, inasmuch did not believe one word of the affidavits filed by John Crynnion, the father ...

... Henkv Stiart M'Kay, Ch«inß»» j if f the Crown; and Sir Colroao O’Lorfi- District Master. Grand Orange Lodge a|| \|Holmes and John O Hagan tor Ulster, North Hiding, county Antrim, p,,,' traverser, who was seated at the side bar, „ ~ i Tl>» case, upon the ...