Ireland.
THE IRISH TRIALS. Mr. Keog moved for returns of the names and description of the forty-eight special jurors drawn by ballot to servs on the trial of the cause, "the Queen acfftinst William Snii'h O'Brien, M. 1*.," in the Queen's B*ncb, in Ire!-ndj aud of the twenty-four who were afterwards, oti the reduction of the list, struck off bv the crown and by the t> averser; and also Si eciK'ng whicb of the forty-eight were members of the Roman Catho ic religion ; and a iike return in the rase of ihe Quten against Thomas Meagher." A gr-at ou:» ra£« h .il ben commit*ed on the pure udmimsuation of ihe lav* in htland, by ihe exclu-ion of almost every Roman Catbulic on the jury list in the recent tiia's. After a spirited discussion, the motion was agreed to, and liie adjourned.
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Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 25, 12 October 1848, Page 3
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141Ireland. Anglo-Maori Warder, Volume 1, Issue 25, 12 October 1848, Page 3
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