... give an answer. (A Voie-' Wel, he is answered now.') Here it is. You select as- your representative not the millionaire Sir John uEnnis,' not the territorial proprietor, honourable gentlensa though he be, Mr James Arthur Dease, but one of yourselves, a ...

... IRELAND. sow THIE EXECUTION AT LIMEIIICK. the Francis Hynes was yesterday executed at esi- Limerick jail for the murder of John Doloighty at Knockadare, within three miles of Ennis, County Clare. The murdered man had been a tter herdsman with a family ...

... teacher; John Smith, auctioneer; Robert Reid, writer; George Gilchrist, ironfounder; William Thomslon, Boghead; William Scott, portioner; James Russell, bankr; Jamesi Stark, merchant; hohn Gaslowny, wood merchant; John 'Intyre, teacher; John ]3gg, T ...

... brace were bagged. On the Glencallater Moors, Mr. John-Mlarsball bagged 12 brace, and 19 brace on Saturday. On the Glenclunie side of the shootings, Gilbert Wilkinson, Esq., was out from the Invercauld Arms on Friday, and bagged 19 brace, and 22 brace on ...

... between the Hon. P. St. John and the Count d'eAragon, the. parties were placed at fifteen aces distance, with liberty to fire when they chose. Both were excellent shots, and a good deal of caution weas displayed, till Mr. St. John, getting out of pa. tienoce ...

... between Grattan's Parliament and the constitution proposed under this bill. The hon. and learned member referred to the eratement of the Prime Minister that the material prosperity of Ireland during the 18 year pm-I ceding 1798 was due to Grattan's Parliament ...

... wound about sit inches long and several distinct deep teeth marks on the left fore. arm; while on the right fore-arm he had a deep wound about four inches long, and the arm, from the wrist to the shoulder, was fairly riddled with almost innumerable teeth ...

... siderable excitement has been caused in ha local shipping circles by.the mysterious dsap-a arance of Mr John Owen, master of -9 hi ~illiama, of Cardigan. On Tuesday evening. h last the captain left the vessel for the purpose of mr visiting the city in connection ...

... far a long cross-examisatiox, the suggestion of the Attorney-General being that the phyical force party, as represented by Mr John O'Leary, Mr Devoy, Mr J. WV. Nally, andd Mr P. W. Nally, wers identified with the starting of the orgamsation. Mr Parnes e ...

... the men they returned. Mr Parnell had declared that the end and aim of his policy was to lbring about separation, and that Grattan's Parlia- ment was the only one he could accept. He did not limit his demand to such a concession, but he need not ask anything ...

... abridgment may not be without interest. In the year 18i8 Mr. Holmes virtually closed his professional career, his defence of Mr. John Mitchell being, perhaps, the most powerful of his displays of forensic eloquence:- With great regret we heard of the death ...

... followers of Mlr Parnell wouldaccept. Mr Gscher next reminded the House of the way in which at the outset of this controversy Mr John Moriey had tried to frighten the country by talking of ;subterranean forces, whicilhe distinguisihed fromu the light. hearted ...