... Mountrath.—We would request you to male this known also to your curate, Rev. John M‘Mahon.' ARREST OF MURDERERS.—A correspondent at Thrr;s, in Ossory, announces the arrest of John Cahill and James Lorgan, charged with the murder of the gauger on the Great ...

... to ascertain whether the order had been served. He then called upon the Sergeant at Arms to inform the House whether the notice had been issued. The SERGEANT AT ARMS replied in the affirmative, and was, therefore, ordered to bring in the messenger. The ...

... Holland and Green, Northwich, Cheshire GEO. FRANCIi, Liverpool, tailor, July 4 and 25, at Liverpool; assignee, Mr. Turner, South John street ; solicitors, Messrs. Cornthwaite and Co., Old Jewry chambers, London, and Messrs. Fisher and Stone, Temple court, Liverpool ...

... Bradshaw, M.D., having been swore, states that he examined the bodies of Edmond Regan, John Walsh, and Timothy Dwyer, anti on making a post mortem examination of the body of John Walsh, found two very • extensive fractures on the crown and back of the head, a ...

... procuring arms and raising subscriptions for the felons in Ireland. I have reason to know that the organisation bad been tolerably matured, and that the danger to Liverpool was imminent. The town had been divided into districts, the clubs were all armed, and ...

... British connexion. He hoped, however, that the Government would lose no time in providing them with arms and ammunition; for, at present, they had no other arms than some old rusty and useless yeomanry muskets LANDLORD AND TENANT BILL--Some conversation then ...

... to this port, on Monday week last, was resumed this afternoon, at the Isle of Wight Tavern, Bath square, before Mr. William John Cooper, the coroner of this borough, and a highly respectable jury, of whom Mr. Louis Vandenberg, the Netherlands Consul, was ...

... Co., Lincoln's Inn fields—JOHN VALLIS, sen., Spark ford, Somersetshire, cheese dealer, Dec. 21 and Jan. 18, at Bristol ; assignee, Mr. Hutton ; solicitors, Mr. Parsons, Langport, and Messrs. Gregory and Co., Bedford row—JOHN MILLAGE, Cheltenham, Glou ...

... with popular outbreaks in Ireland, One of the Dublin clubs (the Grattan) has now four branches in the city, and comprises more than 600 members, every man of whom, it is openly boasted, is armed at all points, those who were unable to provide themselves with ...

... with popular outbreaks in Ireland. One of the Dublin clubs (the Grattan) bas now four branches in the city, and comprises more than 600 members, every man of whom, it is openly boasted, is armed at all points, those who were unable to provide themselves with ...

... with popular outbreaks in Ireland. One of the Dublin clubs (the Grattan) has now four branches in the city, and comprises more than 600 members, every man of whom, it is openly boasted, is armed at all points, those who were unable to provide themselves with ...

... meters were so fitted up there. On Wednesday evening the inquiry was resumed and concluded by Mr. Wakley, M.P., at the Chester Arms, in the above street. Mr. Hinde, the secretary, and several of the directors of the London Gas Company; Mr. Sudlows, jun., ...