... (MA them with arms. In order to he to Use the arms ef. ritually, these brakes of persons most, of mum, be drilled ; and since the publication of his lordship's letter the Chartims have been on the look-out to detect any of the Russell armed asaociatiom ...

... constable of the Stockport division of Chester, by virtue of a warrant issued against him by Hyde John Clarke, Esq. and John Turner, Esq. of Godley. A man named John Bradley, a dogger, was also included in the warrant. It is staled that M'Donall was, at the ...

... conversation took place in the House of Lords on Tuesday week, the subject armed associations, in the course of which Lord Melbourne stated it his opiuion, that it was inexpedient to arm any body of the people except under an officer bearing the royal commiss ...

... constable of the Stockport division of Chesler, by virtue of warrant issued against him Hyde John Clarke, Esq. and John Turner, Esq. of Godlcy. man named John Bradley, dogger, was also included in the warrant. It is stated that M'Douall was. at the time ...

... kingdom—to get arms and be ready tor the great struggle. He said the Chartists could easily take possession of the To verof London, with its stand of arms, and there were plenty of gunsmith's shops, where they could get many thousand arms by a person going ...

... of Commons, have determined to make a last appeal to the emend, for encouragement and support the principles avowed by Lord John Ruttedl in his recent letter and manifesto to the electors of Stroud and that • diewsbotion of Parliament will certainly be ...

... a-week, Tuesdays and Saturdays, public. On tiie last occasion the scene of action, which is at the back of the Eyre Arms Tavern, near St. John's Wood barracks, was visited most of the principal families of the nobility in town. The ground chosen is oblong ...

... 1:3th day of June and 2;)1 day of July 1834, granitedl by the Trustees of the Right Ihonour- able Sir John Sinclair of Ujlbster, Baronet, in favour of John Mlurraly, innkeeper in Tlhurso, together with thec whole llouses and other Busildinigs erected there- ...

... kind and inuell respecteti comet awl Ireland, the former not exceeding 50 , awl the .. 7 . • and •• • ed the e'ection of Mr. John Cree, as a &rani That eb „ . Kilm e r ,' lis t b een „ mon _ , Right Honour/dole Lord Stormont, bI.P., the Honourable , ft ...

... i litary and police repressed them, not one human being has fallen a victim in the midst of these summary interferences of armed men with those engaged in a reckless resistance to the laws. t As we have alrcady said, no blood is to be shed t on iliescaffildl ...

... Margaret and John, were regaled with cake and tea. Various amusements were provided for the children, and the great, est happiness seemed to prevail. The originator the feast was the Rev. Borodailc, the curate. The worthy rector St Johns, the Rev -Mr ...

... were- ' prei * ent ' 'to _ testify their ; respect to , their noble guest _; were the Marquis of Bute _^' the Earl of Cardigan , the Earl of Brecknock ' , _'Vilcount _' _LofiusLord _Filzroy Somerset , . Viscount ; Strnhgfnd , Lord , _Soncles .-Viscount' ...