... accomplish their purposes, whatever they are !. I arm guilty; r did t'ke the gun from Mi Sandwith it tl is all trite'; perfectly 'trie. I forgive my prosecutfoi, tlhev r ly did their duty. Let all those whohave arm's deliver 0 them up to the Magistrates ; unless ...

... treason within the county, viz.- From Stewarton Parish-William Orr, Andrew Wyllie, John Dunlop, Thomas M'Kay, James Wyllie, Robert Kerr, and James Rayburn. From Galston Parish-John Goldie, Joseph Abbott, An. drew Adamson, Alexander Roxburgh, George Roxburgh ...

... _aecorctl . The _discovery _was _made most op ; _portlinely , for a _few _minutes _more would _have put them in _poisei sion of arms , when there is no doubt they _would have butchered th ...

... t ( or _tin' _city of _. _Dublin , in the roomoftlie _Right _Honourable Henry Grattan _, uccged leave , in tlie _absence _oF-his _Right _Honourable l ' ' rieiid ( Sir John _Newport , ) to say ii . lew words _. unon this . _melancholy , occasion _. He ...

... to _. _arrest ; • the _.. _ordinary _consequences-of knowledge ! to foment . discord ! _to _. _perpetuate intolerance ! to arm one part of _. tile-community with daggers _-and f ' ury _- against _tliei other ! to _preserve to . us ; our _dew Protestant ...

... Ilindon—Hon. F. G. Calthorpe, Plumer w ley lloniton—Hon. P. F. Cust, Sam- Horsham—-f-Sir John Aubrey, R* ll.dl—John Mitchell, Daniel Huntingdonshire—W. H. Fellowes, John llussel ct tf> x Huntingdon—Jo. Calvert, Lord • fi' Ilythe—S. Jones Lloyd, S. Ilchester—Sir ...

... frelead, e.cleded fromn political power, they would rise hi in arm.,s for the recovery of their, ights, and would be cl - Justified in rising in armst-aye, justfifed-iii the oct-of rising lo in arms hgatst the laws.vwhen, too, I heir thbe exalted rc e names ...

... Protestantism a good trademnnopniy _llie law— _remonstrance ogainst it _disloyalty She would liave made the illustrious name of _Grattan l term of _reproach .. She drove the _immortal Abercrombli _'from our _shore—the bravest of _. the brave—because liii benevolent ...

... Secretary , like fine gold , _gains in purity and _brightness by _every new _trial . The _handsome tribute _he paid to Fox , _and Grattan , and Plunkett , and Canning , as the _men who had real ) y _advanced _the Catholic _cause , and _the _disclaimer of any other ...

... Antiquity, down to the esjlisbment of the Grand Duchy. J'he i>econd volume of Sir R. K. Port ?'* Travels Georgia, Persia, Arme- Ancient Babylonia, &c. &c. is nearly for publication. a few days will be published, the v ' a te and confidential correspondence ...

... Bective, Karl Grant, righthon.C.Prendergast. M. G. Belgravr,Visc. Grant, B. Price, Robert Bcneit, John Grattan, James Pringle, S.W. Bentinck. Lord G Grattan, Henry Prime, hon. F. Beresfora, Sir J. Grosvenor, Gen, Proby, Hon, G- Berestord, Major Gmsvenor ...

... Sanguinis Missione in Febribus. vol. vjr. Robert Buchanan, De Scarlatina. John Butter, . . Ophthalmia. J. William Calvert, Vaccinae vera Testimoniis. Alexander Clarke, . Pneumonia. John Crawford, . Quibusdam Febris Epidemic® Varietatibus. Robert Dymond, . ...