... outrages murders, robberies, and burglaries, he was quite prepared, should the existing powers tbe law be found inadequate, to arm the executive with new powers. The effect, however, of the proposed Bill would be, while it gave little additional powers for ...

... that the measure would destroy liberty. But what sort of liberty did they possess in Ireland ? A liberty that was enforced by arms- a liberty that prevented buying or selling—a liberty that flourished in the midst of conspiracies—a liberty whose insignia ...

... T \ Marshall John Walsh Sir J B Dugdale VV Maryland Walter J Duncombc Hon W Martin John Ward Henry G Capt J VV Martin Thomas B Wane John A Hon J C Maxwell Henry Watcrmrk I-ord Dunlop Capt J Maxwell Sir John Watkins J L nykes Maxwell John 'by ...

... Roche opposed the Bill, he thought Government were already possession of sufficient power preserve tbe peace of the country Sir John Key said should vote for the second reading of the Bill, but there were many clauses which he should object to in committee— ...

... —An attack was lately made an armed party of Whitefeet on the house of a farmer the name of Ruebottom, near Timolin, demanding arms and admittance. Ruebottom was from home. His daughter refused to give up her father's arms or admit them. The gang, with ...

... indictments Transported for life. Poaching and Assault Richard Hull, John Phillips, ami Thos. Burton, were charged with entering upon the lands Joseph Blisset, Esq. at Letton, armed disguised, with intent to kill game. The evidence to of the prisoners ...

... not attend the church, and maintained their own poor. Eliz. Robinson was brought to the bar in the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, for having refused to answer certain questions before the Liverpool Election Committee. In answer to the questions the Speaker ...

... had accepted the office of one of his Majesty's principal Secretaries of State ; and also one for Westminster the room of Sir John Cam Hobhouse, who had accepted . the office of Chief Secretary for Ireland. Friday, March 29. Sir A. AGNEW (Wigtonsbire) presented ...

... trials respited to the next sessions. At Shrewsbury John -Matthews was convicted of obtaining, under false pretences, the sum of 10s. from Thomas Dodd, assistant overseer and parish clerk of Cardigan—The prisoner has daughter-in-law named Evans, who is ...

... married, at Thornbury, Glocestershire, the Rev. Caddell Holder, M.A. Francis Gardiner freeman, Ksq. youngest son of the late Rev. John Freeman, of Rockfield, in this county, to Sophia Anne, fifth daughter of Jacob Elton, of Dedham, the county Essex, Esq. and ...

... E-tjans took occasion to allude to the statement aliened to have been made by Sir John Hobhouse during . the late Westminster election, to the effect that he (Sir ' John Hobhouse), when Secretary War, might have .erased Col. Evans's name from the half-pay ...

... proved against the agents that gentleman, but no act of corruption had been traced to the principal himself.—ln reply to Mr. Grattan. Lord Althorp said that his Majesty's Government would take care that the provisos given by the coercion bill should not be ...