... WOLFE & Co. ; or, to JAMES M. WALT HEW, Tower-Chambers and JOHN GREER, Newrt PRICE, tin. Intelligence. OF QUEEN’S BENCH—DI»u», Jaw. 16. (Before the Full Court.) Th« Queen, at the prosecution of John Jardine, ▼. W. F. Conway, Proprietor of The Evening Post ...

... Maxwell, Hon. James Conolly, Thomas Naas, Viscount Cotton, Hon. W. Napier, Joseph Dickson, Samuel Sadlier, John Dunne, Col. Taylor, Thomas E. Grattan, Henry Verner, Sir W, Grogan, Edward AGAINST THE AMENDMENT I Armstrong, Sir A. Milton, Viscount Bellew, ...

... realized.” Speak, Lucrezia ?” put the Captain, humbly. never ventured—l couldn't hope,”said the daughter, sobbing her mother’s arms ; but should have died the Captain had married any one else.” This answer of the agitated girl satisfied all parties. The naval ...

... Court. W Tighe. James Grattan. Honorables—Archdeacon Plunkett. Thomas Preston Wandesforde, Captain Southwell, Adrian Hope, 00th Rifles; Hercules Rowley, Inniskilling Dragoons, J W Hely Hutchinson, 13th Light Dragoons; St. John Butler, Rer Edward Taylor ...

... The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH briefly explained the provisions of the Bill. It prohibited armed processions, but not all processions. prohibited processions with fire-arms and other offensive weapons, and with party badges, flags, and symbols, and with music ...

... an efficient Arms Act had been passed, and properly car tied into execution. The Marquis of CLAN KICARDE declined cn' tcring into any discussion as to the propriety of an Arms Act, which was most difficult and intricate question. The Arms Act introduced ...

... Lord and Lady Lord Bollew, Lord and Lady Massaroene. Lord Kiilcen, James rattan and Lady Laura Grattan, and Mrs Grogan Morgan. Lady and Miss Campbell, Mr John O’Brien. M P. Carden, Sir William Lyons, Captain Filxgerald. Mrs and Miss Fitzgerald, the Hon ...

... HOMICIDE. Sinclair was indicted for the manslaughter of John Walker, at Weetown, on the of May, 1848. The evidence shewed that prisoner and deceased were working one Susan field on the day in question ; Sinclair threw some clods deceased, because walked ...

... Belgrave-plare, now occupied Mr. John Mahony, a rent of XGO per year, which was purchased Mr. Johnston, of Limerick, for X4OU. The house. No. 2. now in the occupation of Denis O’Sullivan, at a year, was purchased Mr. John Harding, in trust for the occupier ...

... Jury wnssworn -.—Parker Georga Synnot, Esq., Foreman ; Messrs. John Donaldson, David Donaldson, Samuel Reed, John M*Shane, Thos. Rowland, Thomas Wright, John Jenkins, Patrick Flood, John Morrison, Alexander Stitt. David Craig, Thos. Moore, Thomas Graham ...

... half-past four o’clock. The House reassembled at half-past four o’clock, and there was very large attendance of members. Lord JOHN RUSSELL brought the report of the Commissioners of the intended Exhibition. The Noble Lord then advanced the tabic*, and it ...

... present were The Rev. David Bell, Ballibay ; the Rev. John Molony, P.P., Kiicumrain ; Rev. James B. Rentoul, Presbyterian Minister, Derry ; Rev. P. Sheehy, Clare ; Rev. James Redmond, P.P., Arklow Rev. John Rogers, Comber, County Down Mr. Girdwood, Lnrgan ...