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... introduction of nr.rtiai law into Ireland, but it is in truth no such thing; it is nen the establishment of martial law, but an alteration of the existing institutions, by requiring military' tribunals to edncnister the civil law (cheers.) The next pomt ...
... short anpply of the superior, or even middling qualities, while iaterior animals are more than proporttonably cheap. I n the corn market the farmer's prospects are very discouraging, lie has not only to encounter low prices, but an unwillingness to purchase ...
... project of law, abolishing all duties on the exportation of (olonial sugar, and proposed to admit, with a view to the encouragement of French refineries, the growthofa.il foreign countries, without distinction ; that If the present restrictive laws were continu- ...
... converting their Teases into perpetuities, upon the payment of six years purchase, and an annual rent calculated upon the' corn averages to the bishops. The three millions of money which it is expected will be raised in this way, are to be applied to ...
... subjects he has included in his plan ; the system of parish relief, the evil consequences of repeating tbe poor laws, machinery, tithes, the corn laws, retrenchment, reform, taxation,' the fac- Tory hill, and numberless other subjects of the most momentous ...
... and Plain Bindings, Account **°°ka Ruled and Bound in the first Style to any Pattern. * n every Department, neatly executed. Law j^p 8 - Medical' Books of which a Catalogue maybe Pri- r i t,le filiations of the Leeds Medical Schools, Work 01 (iralis to ...
... January li st, at Lothcrton-cum-Aberford, in this county, counselled and procured one Hannah Gray to set fire to three stacks of corn, the property of John Marshall. The prisoner pleaded Not Guilty. Mr. Blackbume and Mr. Milne were counsel for the prosecution ...
... rjV> CORN MILLERS, FARMERS, &c—TO A 8E LET, with immediate Possession, all that erected and substantial-built CORN MILL, situate at or near Inghirchworth, in the Parish of Penislone, in the County of York, and formerly occupied by Messrs. Wilson, but ...
... You cannot govern a gallant nation by the laws of the quarter sessions ; because it is in vain that you have the law on your side, if you have the people against you. There is only one power that makes the law strong ; that is the consent, the public opinion ...
... and by the Lord Chief Justice of Ireland, that the ordinary law was sufficient, if put into execution, to put down the spirit of insurbordination. The well-known fact was, that whenever the law had been put in force in Ireland on occasions of this nature ...
... from tbe island all the Dissenters, preachers and teachers, was an interference with tne law ; that all persons acting upon such opinions wonld be punished by the law. The political unions immediately published a solemn declaration, stating that in opposition ...
... Disabilities of the Jews, and for the Repeal of the Irish Education Bill. LAW AMENDMENTS' R11.r,. Upon the motion of the Lord Chancellor, their lordships went into a committee on the Law Amendments' Bill. Lord Eldo.v strongly objected to the clause relative ...