... O’Brien”—(lau; hter.) John Hamilton, Sub-constable o! Police, examined by Mr. Scorr—Was stationed at Carrick on Sunday in July; about six o’clock on that evening Mr. O’Brien and 4 Meagher came into the town ; saw them in the house of John Purcell in the M ...

... Could not club in a window in Der the Mercantile Assistants” Club in Da to Churchestreet station. Though Grattan Club in Cumberland-street. arms yesterday with bis inspector in tution-bill. Got directions to come d the search Constable Michael Kerwick ...

... detail of the procecdings on the part of the crown with reference to the formation of the jury panel in the case of the Queen e, John Mitchel, and Mr. Hodges stated that he believed he had heard the same paper read-at the assembly where Mr. Meaglier delivared ...

... rebellion was commenced in open places —on cars in the presence of policemen Had used any weapon—bad he on the mountain side met armed men ? Let them suppose that when Mr. Meagher took this journey into the country found the people in depressed condition, and ...

... uttered by him at various times aud places ; and that on no one occasion was shown to have touched a pistol, appeared in arms, or used arms—iu fact he might safely .-late that not one single act laid in the indictment to his charge had been proved against ...

... Ibe lews of their country in providing themselves with arms and ammunition to great extent, a period * * ** possession them was illegal. feared court must come the conclusion that they bad those arms and ammunition for good purpose. had been pressed the ...

... tY of the Americus mople •as meshed 1 llow n. ins of Arm vireo sympathy email le thud to be so ohms trout.. or the legal end of say he confessed he mull net me int if the object to belts stout an armed boa en this muntry. then be wee able how the i•voliog ...

... Henry Kennedy, Esq.; William C. Dobbs, Esq.; Stewart Blacker, Esq.; John and R. Hornidge, Esqrs.; John Flnnemore, Esq.; Mrs. and the MissesFionemore, Bally ward House; George Wolfe, Esq.; John and Haraill Stewart, Esqrs.; Marcus Main pay, Esq.; Captain and* ...

... Lords, and Commons of Irvland could make laws to biud this kinglom ; aud they had their canuons, and their arms, and hundreds of thousands of armed men arrayed in military order, having inscribed epon their guns thissigniticant motto, * A free constitution ...

... inarms by the party charged, or it might mean that he bad incited others to appear in arms ; , and he might be guilty of the crime of levying war, if others appeared in arms, although be did not do it himself, provided they did it upon his advic, sane-1 tion ...

... hat said—“he’d gain Ireland three months.” The only arms he saw with the people were a gun and a bayonet. Mr. O'Brien told the country people to go into the country and get from the farmers as much arms as they could find. Left the Commons at seven o'clock ...

... Mrs. Duffy, Miss O’Doherty, and a lady a relative of Mr. Williams,and the solicitors of the prisoners. Yesterday morning Mr. John Lawless, prisoner confined in Newgate under the Habeas Corpus Act, was removed under an escort of constabulary from that prison ...