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... agitation.” But enough not for force or for giving power to the arm of the soldier. I of such men, who, in the profoundness of their learning can would put a padlock on his arm. and would bind the arm of scarcely distinguish right from wrong; and let us examine ...
... Lodge* directed to report the eridene* iJretdf ui»o u ~ prereltoec end exMot Orange Lodge* in lb* Arm* •broad, together with cupiet of toy document* for , committee miy be*e eeot. Sir H. HARUINGE—I beg »»k whether the Hon. J' ber to more for only pert ...
... TM! ARM). Taeeday last twenty-two Valente'', from the 78th Highlanders arrived Cork from Batwing, and johood the 71st Highland Light Infantry.— The 71st will also receive Volentecas from the 42d and 79th Regiments. Depot expect to moire for Dundee. - ...
... excluded, along with a number of Protestant laymen., Counts' Dublin Magistracy —John Arabm, John Arthure, Thos. Baker, Andrew Snyets Ball, John Barlow, Hon. Thos. Burnewall, John E. Batty, Sir W. Betham, Kut RtMon. A.R.Blake,Viaconntßnihaion, Wm. Brownrigg ...
... «r» ; obliged, from Ulnem, l«o»e court Monday-' Lord Bntdenell ha* armed in London from Ireland. The Right Hon. Maurice Fitxgenld, Knight of Kerry, and cx-meraber for that county, bw armed in London. Amongst the latest arrrial* at Ore dram'. Hotel are—the ...
... more disposed than lit did arm the government with e6n«titutir»ul powers of «utfk‘ieut force put rtivturbance and restore the reign of peace and good order ; but thought this new and arbitrary measure supcrrtuotu, and calculateit inflict deadly wound ...
... should general registration of all arms Ireland, and each individual weapon should be stamped and branded, so that arms might be easly traced through whatever hands they might pass Any person having uniegistered arms in liis possession would not subjected ...
... , , . . i i . , John O’Nt ill, another wa» Arthoi Hill Irwin, Lord functionary there having 8, .00 policemen, armed f ointer l y ma j o r in the army ; but exchan *, t)unirannolli anot | ie r Mr. Trant, good count and furnished with ball, in Ins nomination ...
... JahnParacr .John Curry Richard Read , William Pole J. K. Taylor Walter Jooce Ceortoey K^Oarhe Mark Join J. Pirn Benjamin Eaton Walter Prewr Samuel Foote Michael PtuUipa. C. La Grange Loftue A. Bryan A. H. RinglaiMl John Gdaton J. M. Kennedy John Parker John ...
... thst parry of oiangeinen on Sunday, had into Trim, headed by a clergymuti, armed with pistol, and that the men were in the service the honorable member opposite- (Mr. H. Grattan) had said no stub thing; hut he had stated that these oiangemen had marched ...
... those of the Kings of France. andon. Subjects for Pictures. By Miss B My First Visit to T-. C. Grattan, Esq. The School Kd M rst Visit to Bri 18, C. Grattan, Esq The School Ed Prussia. Leaves from a is y R Keeley, Esq. An Old Feiend wit! a Nev By C. White ...
... 'walling arm in arm. ti Nextfollowed Mr. John Smith, the conducting agent of Mr. a Grattan, with the professional agents two by two, walking arm, in f arm, fit N'ext proceeded in the same order several ...