... Mrs. ThDmson, Mrs. Carr, Miss Lele, the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Field, and other friends of the institution. SWADLINCOTH. PETrTY SESSIoNs,' Tuesday. ['Before Sir M.CAVE, Bart., and T. PI~tNSEP, Esq.] Hecisry Cox, Thus. Pegg, end Robert Jacques, of HIart- shurne ...

... murder. The extra- i ordinary disclosures made by the, approver I WALsH in - connection with 'the m urder' of ' ESTHER1 CROGHAN will, t: 'is stated.( be con-0 firmed by the evidence of twvo other approvers,' Mr. ASBTON W. DILEE, formerly one of the' ...

... meeting held yesterday by Deputies belonging to the Right Centre and Third Parties, it was resolved that at the opening of the Session M. Schneider should be brought f forward as their candidate for the Presidency, and i Messrs. Brisson, Billault, Pinard, and ...

... morning at Irishtosvn, about a mile from Mullingar. At half-past eight o'clock at ?? entered the house of a widlow named Croghan, and fired a shot ironm a revolver at he): without effect He then fired four shots at liar daughter, Esther, who was also ...

... at all which Mr. Ribble was present. SaxNIvNcL3.a ON TtE> ThusaTY-FIVE CtasRTIsTs TRIED AT KIRaDALr.-The Kirk-dale Petty Sessions, adjourned front Taesdaly week, were resemed on Monday, for the purpose of passing sentence on the Chartists who were, at ...

... viepresioent, ?? ?? weoe eico. JanakCa Ipeps te the 20th Oct. bmwe 1ben reeived. Thle house of asmeehbly two in:i.cce its session ot xhae lst Oct Ther Ulet thus early to give fitlitv to tv o net3 ?ect1y pussd D Y the impelw parliamnent, for extendiy the ...

... would for a moment dream. ExprNsE OF MfArNTAINING PAUPER LUN.TATJCS.-OtOr rrielers will learn from the report of the annual sessions, held at the Court ouse on Thtirsday, that thl charge for maintaina ing paupler lunaties, at the lunatic clmlty asylum, will ...

... murdered. Theinquiry was adjourned. At Gorey petty sessions, on Wednesday, the ver- dict of 1 WVilful murder against George Freeman and eight emergency men for shooting John Kin- sella, on Oct. 17, at Croghan, was confirmed. The emurgency men were allowed ...

... in pac, ndmae jmpatth ft. iron railings, vii whchgvewaalown hm ofall into the yard Ca belo, Th cochma wa unhrt.hil PETTY SESSIONS, Friday. Ye [Before GEOIW`E CRIESSEY HALL, T. H. OAKEs, and C. ha R. PAILMER-MOIIEWOOD, E sqrs] Jo OB~STRUCTING THE FOOTPATI ...

... correspondent at Capetown writes :-The Bishop of Calpetown would not accept Twell's resignation. He writes to the Rev. Mr Croghan, at Bloemfontein, that a pastor, in my judgment, against whom grievous accusations have been brought, ought not to be al- ...

... Auckland said that the Governitnent did not in-' tend to propose ahy alteration in the timber duties dur- ing the present session. f Lord Whiarncliffe moved for certain papers having , reference to the Dlunicipal Corporation Reform Bill, t which were agreed ...

... corres- pondent at Capetown ?? Bishop of Cape- ttown would not accept Bishop Twells's resignation. !He writes to the Rev, Mr. Croghan, at Bloemfontein,that l a pastor, in my judgment, against whom grievous accusa- Itions have been brought, ought not to be ...