... Proposing this bill, which was unquestionably the bill of the greatest importance (financially speaking) to be proposed this session, he must, although all their lordships were familiar with its details, offer a few ob se . rvations upon them. He had always ...

... pursuit, at Crawford Muir, in Scotland, in the middle of the sixteenth century was abandoned after a few years ; and the Croghan mine, in Ireland, after exciting a popular fever almost as violent as that of California, ceased to be thought of after a ...

... of Dundalk, which he represents upon Roman Catholic grounds, and bearing testimony to his zeal and ability during the last session of parliament in the Catholic cause. In the Encumbered Estates Court yesterday, no less than nine properties in the counties ...

... the rate of purchase was about 18 years; a rate considered very good in Tipperary. KILKENNY SESSIONS.-EXTRAORDINARY CASE OF eItPOsITeoor.-.Head-constable Croghan brought forward Martin Donovan, John Donovan, Catherine Delany, Mary Crosby, and Joana Delany ...

... say that tbe men complained of would be forthcoming to answer for their misconduct at the ensuing petty sessions. On Moudaj , at tbe petty sessions, none of the parties con- cerned made their appearance, and no notice seemed to be taken of tbe matter until ...

... say that the men complained of would be forthcoming to answer for their misconduct at the ensuing petty sessions. On Monday, at the petty sessions, none of the parties concerned made their appearance, and no notice seemed to be taken of the matter until ...

... the constable to say that the men complained of would be forthcoming to answer for their misconduct at the sessions. On Monday, at the sessions, none of the parties concerned made their appearance, and no notice seemed to be taken of the matter until ...

... outrage was not reported at the nearest police station until after four o'clock. A dispatch was forwarded to Ferbane for Mr. Croghan, the efficient police of the district, who, on receipt of it, hastened to the scene of outrage, accompanied by a large party ...

... edition of yesterday's ■ Til- ejectment decree, which was the cause of this atro- ?? outrage, was obtained at the last quarter-sessions of ?? irt against three brothers named Murray, who live ; . townland of Cloughataney, in the baroiiv of Kil- •-.:■» \ . Their ...

... outrage was not reported at the nearest police satins until after tour o'clock. A despatch was f,,rwarde., to Ferbime for Mr. Croghan, the efficient police officer of the district, who, on receipt of it, hastened to the scene of out rage. accompanied by a ...

... motive for the murder is, that the deceased Edmund Cronican, as care-taker, was obliged to summon William Conway to petty sessions twice within the last month for trespass of cattle, when it ap- peared the magistrates ordered the deceased, whenever he ...

... of Montrose, for the regulation by law of unlicensed brokers in Scotland; from the kirk session of Free Maule-street, aud East Free Churches, Arbroath; kirk session of St. George’s; congregation of St. John’s, and inhabitants of Barry, Forfarshire, against ...