... Paton, Esq., J.P. John M'Kinstry, Esq., Deputy-Clerk of the Peace, having read the commission, the following gentlemen were swum on the Grand Jury— William Boyd, Esq., sen. (foreman*. John Stephenson Riggs. James Gardner, John Hughes, John M*Watters, Michael ...

... duels that arosa oat of those debates, and of that number 1!) were fatal ; was standing close Grattan when fought .sir Isaac Corry, and when the ball of Grattan's pistol lodged right iii the centre of Sir Isaac’s watch, which wore in the old-fashioned breeches ...

... Magistrates coincided iu this view the case, and ASSAULT AND BIOT IN TUB COMMONS. John M‘AMin, and his father, Joseph M'Aldin, charged Robert Gourley, Michael M.“Ateer, John Mullen, and Mary Mullen, his wife, with assaulting them in the Commons on the night ...

... s prohibited without a special licence t.vo imprisonmont, ndoo«U« to one yew, for bavin- nnliconsod arms; the police to have powers to search for arms day or night -at prosent permissible only in the day time and under a warrant -suspected people to brought ...

... They asked was 1 » Fenian, «r what was a Fenian. John Dowd struck me with a stone on the eye. John Hand swore would put his arm in a to the elbow. They Hung stones at door. I was greatly alarmed. John Maguire was my house with another man. He asked for ...

... non-attendance from Mr. John Francis Maguire, Ml'.; Mr. G. C. O'Don.d, Newport use, Anility Mavo; and Rev. I*. I.avelle. I’.P. Mr, Dunne mentioned the names of other gentlemen •r„m whom had received letters, amongst was that of Mr. John Martin, of Kilhro- ...

... ’ You begin to compreh-nd me. I feel better myself. ’ The tie jonrna i«ts, having as yet only seen each oth t, saUied f arm-in-arm in hopes of meeting with something more ghostly, but repo t anything of the land hue yet been received from either f them ...

... leg. He kept on limping until was touched second tamo in the arm. but even then still kept on with dogged courage, when third ballet struck him the forehead, and he dropped with ouDeprood arms, raising little cloud of dost most have been stone dead before ...

... in Belgravia for May, baa tha following notice General Stewart, Uarqnia ot Londonderry There was brother aoliier the earl (Cardigan), also nobleman of rut poasaa■ions, who has alee left maxims dafltndtu, for at least, which will not Maly be filled np. This ...

... 20 p.m., bat when near Bodergan, on incline, was unable to make headwards against fearful gale blowing across the Bay of Cardigan* All * lights ware extinguished and the train was utterly unable to proceed for two boars 25 minutes. Only extraordinary ...

... who has relative suffering from consumption will be conferring lasting benefit by bringing this article to their notice. Grattan & Co. are wholes Agents for Belfast. S. Connor, Newry, any respectable Chemist, Druggist, or Apothecary, will proenra them ...

... M.P., TRIAL OP JOHN MXTCHEL. In the How of Co MU, on Friday, Mr. John Martin aUod tbo nttMtion «t to the piped prenated thoaMOM Mr. John Uitehel, nod Bored of the liet of jorora, end pmnel oeleeiod therefrom, and of Jury which tried John Mitohel. Mid—l ...