Glasgow Courier. — 1848-01-11 (Glasgow, Strathclyde, Scotland)

JAM. 4—T a provision width is not be found In the Whiteboy ~hed 445., and the Right Igee, the of the law to-watch I With m partioulariy to direct your 43' 388. to tidal advocate Commission for this county to.da! ..ordships, attended with respect to accessories. 1" An a. t the ten- '-Bj;:setc?ael which appears as the comini# law - land-I w t, tdeesiteinpb by Sir David Hecht, Bart., High-Sheriff, took their seats upon who, being absent at the tide of the procure, or catisel, Or eo and ant I. but the pe transparent a ",ench in the Criminal before eleven o'clock, at You see, genitalia, what de and general : obtained gateditrequently, if hour It we. and petit jurors. and hove y ogle it is to involve ed is held consifteesuy and weight , witness, 8, So, Massa - persons Stimulate or lend . to the of a subsequently committed Mauritius Monis for generations unableto ._ The Attorney-General, the Solleitor-General, and Mr. Bennett, • .._ _, - _ 15 casks at Q.C., with Sir M. Barrington, as Crown-solicitor, appeared to war, „xi ..., swop au act of Parliament " .11l.f. theni. This has been in an extraordinary degree the case :nt at 388. prosecute' and Mr. O'Hea attended as principal counsel for the ke tiawder-and persons. who others to have a murder eonweitted-bv which good and with history. Falsehoods the most audacious that ever accused parties. so convicted are guilty of a o-apiw insulted the common sense of men, have been poured out The Clerk of the Crown (Geo. from the seem of murder. the commission, proclamation was i. murder are punishable by in al uninterrupted stream for centuries-their very inapu- the following gentlemen answered ie. It is mditelant dentavant of all foundation or probability has caused them . ion will toe by eet.s. .to be disregarded as they flow on, but now they remain un- Creker, Esq. (foreman), :-..tijcl re conspiring, contradicted to form a history of . Saxon cruelty," "Eng- O'Brien, Esq., M.P. ; Wm. Monsen, -oun- a Wail be gull' • • huh misgovernment," and "Prdtestant oppression," a history the Knight of Olin, Joseph Grabbins, ...victiims which has influence upon many who would indignantly El4l._i Robert' Maxwell, Ellcb i Jana" Alsar death as ...Aption for thiflktrin England, mese we should despise it if they knew its utter absence of foundation in 17,11r..R: °silo:m.47mm ~,' l can only be coalicted , tmd no existence. the matter of fact. These considerations have been sag- committed, It differs in II MIM . the very same jour- gested to us by a letter addressed to the Lord-Lientenant the merge of Mader, , 41 F;Ell, mege, Esq. ; digiori Nash, Esq. me. Haying .o less than twelve foul, of Ireland by one Henry Brennan, a Romanist priest of Eyre mew, nece and Roger R Kilglaas, in the county of Roscommon, which letter appeared imArTm.heFrejoeLreke,may.unoiCwinto.fimaapsge.l7itliserff.dicenbe,y ' ,der, are narrated with all i of its Holation, in Monday's Standard. Brennan, in his letter, pretends to you as magistrates, y„,oaupreuriin,hianptphye country, without giv7tihnoauryt communicate to the Lord-Lieutenant a notice threatening affords of r .m the extenuating excuse of being mtoont,akimethheispiLea,latyndofthaneylifvuetsurofe motuhredrerpsrieeoentsseogfuetoseof , in- nd by the eathiribloh you have _.,,,, relating to ,cess of eviction. No! they are all, one uncommon-that perform /etre part i - to ~.--..s in that demon tragedy now performiner, Arocity in the disturbed districts in-Ireland, their denunciation. The notice, which professes • country. Your ' ~ous and mystic characters of Molly Maguireism, from twelve Roscommon Protestants, is in ..- ' with . nitefeetism, Whiteboyism, Ribandism' and so forth; Bob Aiires would advise) in red ink, n., of one great conspiracy against property-that they pictorial coffins, Be, exactly in tb, ano land shall have it, that they who occupy the land of of Captain Rock, Lady