THE RENSPAPEL 163 
= erwards g by | he would æ m of the 
| yot See bei hegality” yë E hee pers et Sinan na ey | would be bas: aon ery dackiien.” The m and the law and custom < 
de niapi the Briti fy Peine toe the sort 4 ALP. addres but they — badly ad 
E t o ~ WN, a sed eetin; onsiderable 
4 aoe ng an esentative. This we Te | and emphatically Soiden ery the ceting at eo alplan of poets st | ve i 
; nimously come to yesterday by an influential | education iani argued that the same on uplicity which dictated Papa! “Het 
was una Fi Shop an ‘hour niin b oe ene ngs Act likewise promoted the present measure.—Mr., | the law and custom wi bis warrant in that 
a ittee, and we a g £ Con oved the suspension of ti the standing orders, for | behai « Aira mans ( rder of the 
a led s pem oe Se be “ pis ‘om ya a petition to Parliame nt | House), did rec ns to 
eariy knowledge of the fact. i e ol it t 
` : discovered t 
the I lawyers have . 
S xecation of which warrant 
was made in the inporporaing the two some mead ant, di vlaintif, and-did 
by th Speaker wou empowere arrest sarily compel him to go into the rooms and passages 
not residing in England, Mr. O’Connell and his | "igh was already m entioned, using no unnecessary viclence, and imprison 
Geese are ie, mae, ia adopting, the pole, of Bt pcan ase as at aoe 
9 r + é . 
u ve resistance. — ihe mive: = y @ e m- ed by hos plain tiff w arros stod was within aes part of the ancient 
risonment of the “ Repeal Martyrs” is B os _ culated. Dr, Maunsell, a conservative member, vent | palace of Her Maj ty at Westminster which was appropriated 
a 4 the metro had and under farther than he did, and denounced the policy of acing Ra cor- | to and used by os House of Coons The third plea yoa 
3 m E tive , Lea sere i Ms poration bill to Ireland inferior to mla conferred upon Eng- | scribed the first order ofthe House as an order to atte end to 
eyes of the xecu AV m er demonstra iom, iland, and he claimed for r the corporate bodies the appointment | answer a charge of having committed a breach of toe sa nie 
the precise details of ed are as yet in embr ryo. of s rough magistrates. Such conduct gave him the | alleged that plaintif having wilfully disregarded that order, 
A Colonel Shelton, the dist tinguishe ed officer pps was | €reatest pleasure, and augured well for the future. In conclu- Ea order was made to bring him in custody to the bar. 
5 ‘ n nih ` : 
0 d é 
all th 
g 
th 
barrack i jury, rie it did not endow any form of sectarianism, and because | in n ing ti ome was acting under any authority er pro- 
at the ores ant a yoo of accidental death. | the endowment a - it was very liberal ; but be disap- | cess recognised by the law, nor why plaintif ought ree to 
roved of Government interference with the situations in the | attended the Touze of Commons, and that è pleas did not 
The weekly meeting of the Repeal Association took place on college, and of the e aiim of any form of theological instruc- | show the nature eis mpe > things with re von se ct ie mart oh he was to 
» Monda; Mr. W. Gray, re | yee salted. e ee pipe = tion. He likewise declared himself in favour of a mixed system | be examin: aed, 80 as to enable a court to judge of the necessity 
“the meee. congrati ng i cessio of education such as was proposed by the plan.—The rent for | of cane appearance aie examin or did they show what he 
made to this country by ie yg Puce paag the week was 4201. 13s. oe had done which rendered it obligatory upon bim t pa ereou the 
was a ab i "unbound for M Ireland and ee =r. Limerick.—The Court of Queen’s Bench pronounced | House, or which gave the House an, y dominion , nor 
NELL commenced by a to a menace held out for | + : 3 case “ i y state that th 
Gown of intimidating the Trish members, who had been a neg _ week i oe = important + against him, was to 
jog and that there was about to be a eek of the = v. Con and Lynch.” The prisoners | in such circumstances, the House possessed any legal pe 
nt 4 arra: ta lt ad wally at last’ summer assizes of the murder, | pass the resolution, cos the ee or already neiise, The 
d in London. Sew, he | in 1836, ad ~~ Rev. Mr. Dawson, po in aig ence | demurrer contained some other poin tsof less mem e! 
of their l sui 
i and the ot noe e rst it is unnecessary a more 
ue consideration, he arrived a g out a writ r,t KOCH | ha ving | hess already fully argued. The court 
r had no constitutional a) ien aed, ar; a meade times | sider its ju uigment, which was delivered on Thorsin 
nat He had s first math, ch Judge stating 
osed, one of 
ee 
a 
the gt He dichangd ria panel, but expri ressed his 
determinati tion mence the trial de novo, with 
rdi trial was re- 
= ite “ee — 
been 
a perfect y clear 
wi r: other tinge: e warrant papaia no 
È $ em, as ion whatever as to the time of = Å a mae Sr 
nd he did not | was no likelihood of a verdict, and the prisoners remain other grounds, which was no a pre vt T 
t a Pit: ate aoe re in custody. At the Rete? Assizes, 1844, wy ney again joatty vee —_ se ren tp he of the “mr mye gate ju — rien eee 
iiaa i eaw ht vate on last time, before Judge | zeeded. Ln ar abarir ee a ion ings na 
BV 
anged on | be lar, Anae yy disres siy m ge mbiy which 
| is the Sena in ying t at warrant ga same rules 
they | P sap ancl be 
hi l nal d: 
oa on r Ry iS N os: rg 08 = a by aur pir neel at the g hod ande me 7 age zr ome pa justice of nant a lawful 
Sakana that thai e the Irish Parlia- hag ena Saket i ihe legality s ditian the nena t M al functions. A justice of the peace was 
wer on ea pana mys Fap after gorditas ets nts for the Cro Dr and | | $5 nbantute, within his Jurindiotion, n any othar mg aaa | a 
asa e68] i 
g 
eal that Act e à the Union statute, and it fol- 
that the sl hat 
pore poe dae 
poo at the e determina 
only should he iid o 
7 member would attem: s 
Sl ny’ 
lutuss |  Edinburgh.—Dr. has announced 
e in the | pamphlet he oe Py parera that he intends v a 
send to master he 
s 4% eg Church of England, and ge sen t the org arte and 
Court tinued to he aid degree until the month of Fe WUAFY, 
the Chieg uld not hesitate to say aat | from the public business of the Free Church, pti says : | Îs45. In 1s he pub a book, sailed “The Ideal ofa 
5 x re of co: — ot ¢ In sna iae ace ination A pe ire from istian Ch Consic w the ngrene — = 
ic. He i the publ c business ‘ree Church, I confident after 
‘ j T that = vil not sa evi any decay, of accion fo 
hetiad no r rms to an action at Taw oe and It is ewes of ‘choice, but of physical 
z meceed. He woul r the alerin 
ihis in Parliament till this question was determin n i É have ne the h agta cia tg 
—c å, affairs of Freland rendered his presence | of former days, streng ger remain 
the 
Amongst the Irish 
the matter; and he 
“oe asiik © 
F 
R 
members there was but one with me abe for the debates of the Assembly, or „for 
the details of committees and their eorrespondenee.” |p 
i 
E 
CH. — fittings ta co.}—Howard v 
fariet ce re important fos involving the 
‘ouse of Commons, os an action of tre: 
ae 
trespass | punishable in the mauner ee snideenat pas 
that iiuokaut, inflicted. But, thirdly, even 
painti amd — holá | 4 pare gyn atthe ae was mt raga saan 
im. to a dation, still the a ant lable pamshimwent 
E along a stain oiber WLAN MeRi ed Inthe University, according to the 
>an na eat him for Oa ae m= pena im the ager 
mrt of the pmo of the University, 
had an opportunity of making Ins 
as the chanoeilor’s court was 
peding's ce be 
Pay between the C TA ange Ata tattoo qr ity Col- 
e Col aynooth and Trinity = 
TEES was established a for the education 
i University ‘of Du 
the tione 
ine and against the will of the | held, By the 
in his credit and cireumstances..| without trial 
ce, that 
arliament si 
clergy, whilst the 
ng 
840, certain m: 
regretted that the plan the et rot Cominons, 
ance or moral bye pubes ws a 
to all the nt > WAS on 7 see tases a 
er pees The University Corporal 
W i- the House tou à ri h an Bo authority of several sta tute 
rg oy ae Le ; t im a s = 3 ji 7s isdietion o ar S a wellor’s s court extended over mat- 
i Í i isi ersity, and t 
i — attending 
of mrpose of =a a 
ts freedom. pensiei paea = and resolved by the House, 
l avoid gi lusi M O'Connell said that |u it was was 0 e ancient usages and nie et 
7s giving any notice asion, Sie ons the subject, as ‘income 
