... ' ° Sevean have gained no tidings of her. oute Chist she did, sit 1IORRIBLE CASE,-At the recent Galway as sizes a man named John Clouslly pleaded guiltv toi charge of sheep stesling. Thle judge said engilyt be put to such practices, or that no mm 's an ...

... 6verely censured the proseediege audopted en the late ?? GRATTAN followed on the same side: and condemned the government fur sus- pending the ?? Corpus Act, because certain writers hlad grone ?? JOHN RlUSSE1T defeuded the Uco ts se tajeu'bY the tattornley ...

... into O'Bien's public life; contending that he had acted in a proper, patriotic and loyal manner. He then quoted from Lord John Russell's Constitutional History of England a pas- sage in favour of resistance; and was reading a letter from his lordship ...