... one of the latter was killed, and a young man, his fon, dangeroully wounded. Tuefday two men being at work in landpit at Croghan. near Mullingar, the bank fell in, when one of them was unfortunately killed on the fpot, and the other fo much bruifed his ...

... and the *others officers • of. the Edinburgh Militia, at present quartered there.-- 7 -The 1-ocn PRESIDENT of the Court of Session, Major Ge6cral DR‘ummoND, NN ere present. . An account has been received from B9mbay, whieh States, that the Honourable the ...

... debtors, discharged under the Insolvent Aft, at tlft late Surrey Sessions. • Friday 'se'rmight, a most melancholy accident happened within a few miles of Dublin. A Mrs Brown, of Croghan, County Ro'common, who had resided with her husband for the benefit ...

... 21st Jan. 1805. . - COUNTY COURT lIOUSE. rr The Manager begs leave to acquaint Nobility. Gentry, and the Public, t . the Sessions having interfered, has enabled him to make veral improvements in ' Theatre, to get ready new Sc . . , and to prepare for ...

... GIDDY said, there was not time in the present Session to bring in a Bill anti carry it through the House; but he pledged himself to produce a measure to extend the right of vuting, early in the ensuing Session. . Mr. Serjeant ONsLow deckred, that on examination ...

... renewal of the Charter, had prayed to be heard by Sir 0. Hill, Colonel Bagwell, Mr. Croker, and Mr. W. Fitz- House had sent Mr. Croghan to Newgate, for asserting gerald, said a few words in support of the Bill. The House then Counsel, and to have witnesses examined ...

... an early attentioq-to the importantl'inter- ests of the laistholders. ' Lord Castlereagh t ots~ht the late period of the Session was by no means a sufficient reason for put- ting off the decision of ?? to another Ses- Slots As we were at present circumstanced ...

... of Mr. Thomas Croghan from confinement Newgate, where he has been a prisoner for some time, under an order of the House, for having improperly interfered in procuring the return of a Representative for the Borough of Tregony. Mr. Croghan had already been ...

... the country, who took eight of them into custody, their was called. The prisoners were ail commuted Dartford Goal, till the Session. HOUSE OF COMMONS. —fFedncsdrti/, Jane 23 Lord A. Hamilton, in moving the Order the Day for Thomas Crogan attending at the ...

... A. HArhLToN rose, to move for the dis- 'charge of Thomas Croghan from Newgate, to iwhich he had been committed by. the House. He .'founded' his' 'motion onr four grounds, lst, be- cause' Croghan had not been called On for his defence.-2d, because, the ...

... conversation, turning upon the question whether a petition of some description should nut be presented on the part of Mr. Croghan, the niotion, with a verbal amendment by Mr. S. Wortley, was carried on division, by 77 to sg, and a Select Committee appointed ...

... than the whole of the rest of the Bill, Lord BortnGpon agreed to withdraw the Bill, bat promised to bring it forward next Session. HOUSE OF COMMONS, June 48. MESSAGE FROM THO PRINCE REGENT. The CuaNCeLLor of the ExcHeQquer resented at the bar a Message ...