... TAKING ARMS. In late number referred to an armed party visiting certain houses in the neighbourhood of Castlcplanket taking arras, and illtreating tho inmates. We have now to mention that owing to private information received by the police, thirteen men ...

... ELECTION. The ‘Morning Chronicle,’ writing on the late county Meath Election, thus speaks of Mr. Grattan, ex-representative : “The defeat of Mr. Grattan is not Itself public loss, though the older members of thehonse may feel a passing regret at the silence ...

... those upon the platform were Mr. John Reynolds, M. IMr. Henry Grattan, M.P.,Sir Simon Bradstreet, the Very Rev. Dr. Cahill, Very Rev. Dr. Spratt, Mr. James Burke, E O’Mahony, Mr. A. R. Stntch, Mr. J. O’Neill, T C Mr. John Bagnall, T.C., &c. At half-past ...

... hoar.) MR. F. O’CONNOR. Mi. J. Bell said thought proper to inform the house that he had placed in the hands of the Sargeant-at-Arms two certificates, which confirmed the opinion he (Mr. Bell) had expressed on yesterday, that the honourable member who was ...

... have a mill m tht.t - sentiment. Gavaxzi’s oratory is not r.iasssafK 1 £, -° «i i»»- In a letter dated the 22d instant, Mr. John O’Connell, but exceeds anything that 1° M P., states that if the people of Ireland require him to tured) w Lil e his action ...

... out.”—St John, vi, 37. Did Christ example, or did the Apostles by precept teach such a devotion and prayers as the Church of Rome gives to the B. V. Mary ! Her name is not once to be found in all the Epistles written by St Paul—Peter—James—John or Jude ...

... Count O’Donnell struck the villain in tbe face, and citizen, who was walking with his wife, rushed upon him, and,throwing his arms round him, confined’ his arras to bis sides. It, however, appears that the assassin managed to liberate himself for a time ...

... Price 3s. 6d., Post 3s. lOd. Amalgamation of unions and pauper and NATIONAL EDUCATION, IRELAND, by John Taylor, Poor Law Union Clerk, Publisher, John Falconer, Upper Sackville-street, Dublin* A Book for thoee interested in Poor Law, Reformatory sbools ...

... most earnest desire and prayer that you may embrace at length the faith the Gospel.— Your most obedient servant in Christ, John Mobah, late R.C.C. of Killeen, Diocese of Tnam. [The Re». Mr. Moran, is under the care of the « priests’ Protection Society ...

... INQUEST. Thomas Costelloo, Esq., Coroner, held an innnest on Monday, at the new barracks, on body of Private John Edwards, Grenadier 31st Kegt, who died the previous SatuOTiy from the effect of amputation of the leg, consequent upon the injuners received ...

... graceful allusion to tboso times and to those men—bis oailiug back to tbo memory of the respected aged amongst us the names of Grattan and of Plunkett—his reminding those who knew those names only as the lights which illumine the dark page of our history, and ...

... Apply FRANZ FABKIOIUS, Esq. Banker, In care of JOHN WARD, Esq., P.L.G. Kilcrossduf, Snercoek, Co. Cavan. VERY SINGULAR THINGS THE CITY OF LUNDON. It singular thing that all tho working engineers and stout-armed navigators’ who planned, and dug out, and built ...