... Dcni'.on, J Marshall W Wilbraham. G Den Ison, John W Williams. O • John Martm, J f wiUlam ,, T Douglas, Manic Hon W Wilson, Sir Dr unimend, Hll MaxlVcllJ Winningtoo, Sir •m ncmtnr n. Vbconnt Miidmay. John Wood, M T S Miiton, Viscount Wood, Dnneomne, » ...

... When the Catholics below certain property were prohibited have arms, the evil was and felt though they could only use them on extraordinary occasions. Their right vote is their right have arms; they are both essential to freemen ; resist the robber, civil ...

... Sunday night, which house attacked with an armed party search of fire antis. . , , . , Last week party of IWckites aesemblcd in the )iarish ot Taughiuaconnell, near Alhlone, for the purpose searching for fire arms. They effected «■ entrance into the house ...

... England also shared in the blessings and the advantages of it, and had hereby armed in defence of her honour, seveu new million* defenders, and that, with the only sure arms, namely, those of aftcction and interest. (Croat cheering.) then this question ...

... England also shared in the blessings and the advantage* of it, and had hereby armed defence of her honour, seven new millions defenders, and that, with the only sure arms, namely, those affection and interest. (Great cheering.) If then this question ...

... Salmon, John M*Kvoy, Michael Lynch, Daniel Brndy, John, M‘Cahe, William Hickey, Hem y Lad ley, j Thomas Gay nor, I John John Culleu, I Robert Morgan, Bartholomew Fegan, Stephen Cassidy. Sale to commence Twelve o’Clock. Duty to paid the purchaser. ...

... G, ) was satisfied that Mr..John O’Connell, and Mr. would have been the most active and the fo — the mi traor- hadso much contributed to the w a their countrymen ip paying such a tribute fare of Ireland. Cheers i that John O’Connelj and his Brother were ...