... the princitol landlords in that part e! the country bad embodied a large number of his own tenantry, whom he supplied with arms, and that the same gentleman had employed drill ser- geants to instruct these tenants? I would fosther inquire whether such ...

... Gillespie, IV. ?'shlwratl, James Harvoy, *. Willis, Thomas Wright, John M'IComb, William Close, John Bright, Thoillas Wright, A. Morrow, Jamnes Shaw, ?? Aud1rewi, A. Lutton, I'obt. White, John Craig, L. I ,ourdle, James ennilson, William Shooter, William Glifien ...

... but have made no arrests. The family were in bed re when the house was attacked. er THE RELEASE OF MR. JOHN DILLON. DUBLIN, WrDNESDAY.-To-day.Mr. John Dillon ryremained at his residence, North Great George in Street, Dublin. He received numerous telegrams ...

... C pitd-Messrs. James Malcolm, D.L.; John Ross, James Ussher, Dr. J. M. Moore, Thomas C Reburn, J.P.; John Macoun, J.P.; Williamn 9 Gilbert, John Gilchrist, William Douglas, Edward s' Ellis, Robert Hawelton, and John Beatty. The fol- t lowing resolution ...

... Goburn, Thomas Stanage, 'William Finley, Bl. te Larkin, John Bambrick, James Derby, John John. i.d ston, Charles Halliday, James nlll1roy, --John inMorton, William Smsyth, Robert Fryer, Josephi Lutton, John Smnyth, Stanley Fergoson, IV. D. ...

... Bellingham, Sir Thos. Tobin, O.L.; Sir Edwd. Musgrove, Sir John Arnott, D. L.; Sir John Gray, ML. P.; Sir R. J. T. Orpen, Sir Philip Reginald Pigott, Sir Charles Doraville. DEPUrY-LiauTrENAYTS.-John .Mulholland, High. Sheriff County Down; W. Trevor Stannus ...

... he forget the demoralisation prevailing in this island when Grattan' s Parliament was in vigorous operation? Defenderism. here; W'hiteboyiem there; an d United Irishmen everywhere-all armed to iescroy the Parliament, and sever the cornec- tion betweea ...

... Earl of Minto, a Sir Herbert E. Maxwell, Mr. Geo. Wyndham, MI.P.; e the Rev. D. W. H. Gray, Liberton; Sir IV. Baillie, c Sir John Fowler, Sir Donald Currie. the Lord Pro- e vost of Edinburgh, the Duke of Aborcorn, the e Marquis of IHuntly, the Earl of ...

... (1). Charles Legg (2), Thomas Morris (3} T'homas Vint (stroke), John MI~iffin (cox). Wivzad-james Mni~ulough (1),John Gorinau (2), 11obertEvaiis(13)jPalenham Erskine~juu. (stroke), John Craig (cox). The Witch won rather easily bv two lengths.I Second ...

... our hands the sum of.£25, in 1. addition' to tli £25 alruady down on behalf of Hurst of, . Staleybridge, wvho wishes to fight John Heenan, for £200 a side, in five m6nths.' ?? requests ius to state that he cannot proceed with the match until . next week ...

... Salmufl W~bli, cabin boy; ,hines Glorge, fireman. 'rLllOnas Edwardrsb, ditto; Jarmes Piliip5, earpenter 'illiam H::ill, se-Lanl-; John Passmocr,, ditto. a'essengel-.q.Krs. rigglish, widow of tile late Capt, ]lnglish, 3rl \. 1. Regimnent; LieutenaIt Child, Cold ...

... clerk left Tralee yesterday for London, to give evidence againstWalsh, who wasarrested in eonnection with the receut seizure of arms at Clerkenwell. Things, it must be con- fessed, are looking blacker for Walsh every day. Wah~h was again brought forward at ...