... another set of prisoners on a future occasion. I remand him for the pres.-ct, but ho may remain, as the evidence affects him as Whig in conspiracy amongst others. Mr Btronge*Wbou deporitiott is to be read first Mr Bury*Pierce Nagle. The informer, Pamir Nagle ...

... government but Nikkig to subvert the power et the gate°, but wit( that which the Coneervatives are quietly allowed to do—to subvert Whig neglect, and to establialt rightful rule in Inland Mr. Curran-1 think it would be a great deal bettor now, Mr O'Brmnan, if ...

... serve the country. If you commence you will get an abundance of support The ‘'National” Association, which conspired with*the Whigs .and landlords to put John Greene, the son of a noble father, himself undoubted patriot, out of Kilkenny ; and Pat M'Mahon ...

... Middle Abbey. etre* Dublin, who ars empowered to appoint Meats fa Trine net reproseabed. la regneeting satiation le Meek Whigs end Spirits, the Imperial Mae Clieneeny advise a trial, either or Single sr ewes, hen Muir duly appointed Agents as beim sad ...

... sobtrert the power of the Queen or the English Governoiei.t, but saying that Conscivsttrea are quietly allowed to do—to subvert Whig neglect, and to establish a rightful rule in Ireland Mr Curran—l think it would be a great deal better D ow, Mr O'Brennan, ...

... nous One of our contemporary's menaces Is especially amusing. It solemnly affirms that the Irish already Liberal on account of Whig attempts to do judos to Ireland, will become most formidably anti-Whiggish U, by coal/cation of property, it abordd mimes' ...

... bat seeking to subvert the power of the Queen, bat laying that which tbs Conservatives ere quietly allowed to do—to subvert Whig neglect, and to aatabliah rightful tula in Ireland Hr. Curran—l think it would be great deal better now, Hr O'Breonan, if you ...