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... themselves into tbs arms of the yeomanry, and another threatening disarm them. He knew there was feeling of disgust entertained by the inhabitants of the north of Ireland at the measure which wae said have been in contemplation, of having the arms of the yeomanry ...
... bound to deprive the magistrate of the comrnmissiontof the peace, and to disband this particular yeomanry corps. ' ' - - Mr. GRATTAN hoped that Government would lose noil time in taking measures to nark their opinion. The cottn- ties with which he was acquainted ...
... Bankrupts declared last Week. —.Tbumaa and Michael Hyucs, Dame-ctrect, Dublin, confcctiantw. John Hail (day, of co. Down, vintner. Robert Ilynduaun and John KUiott Hyndman, of Dublin, merchants. ...
... ducted. He begged to ask if the issue of arms had not been coitinued, and vhether it was the intention of Government to increase the amonot of the yeomanry force? Mr. STANILEY explained. Thete bad been an issue of arms since the period alluded to, but it was ...
... 'have the f iofi or t be,&eutlemen, ' With every Eentilent of eiteem an regard, t ' foixrrvery obedient, humt31e ser~vant,. i JOHN O'NEILIL. Leirdoa, 2w2d Apnt, 183L t 16 in ; TO THtE , * tin )IAYOR, -AIJ'EB.RMEN, BURGESSES,' FREE- tJ HO.LDE;RS, AND3 FREEMEN ...
... Even thus for every 31 they took from him, they gave him or GOOD. Although Lord Anglesey and Alderman Darley might walk arm and arm at the head the ranks to put them down, and Stanley and Justice Graves might bring the rear, they might give, to be sure ...
... Thillinagaboe1 I IWilliain Crawford, Ballinagabog dtoito. ito10 12 John, Cupples, Bollycogey ditto ditto . Ballyvogey 1 13 Jams Craword, Bslilmmadey ditto ditto ?? Balliffnzndey 10 14 John Chambers, Tullybiane ditto ditto i.. Tullyliane lo 1.5 J,,hn Foster ...
... Friday.)-On Friday, the 5th, the country was surprised with the news that the King of the Netherlanis h:d entered Belgium in arms, and an Hon. Baronet in the House that evening inquired if the news was true. The re- -ply wasthat Sir C. Bagot had communicated ...
... respectability were membersof the I Catholic Association, and not one of theni could obtain his appointment to the Magistracy. Sir John Newport had ' applied twice, and had been twice refused. and he was sure that no unexceptionable man conld he selected in an ...
... my -ife. I have the honor to be, Gentlemen, With every sentiment of esteem and regard, Your very obedient, humble servant, JOHN O'NEILL. London, 22d April,' 1831. (169 TO THE 51AYOR,: KALDERMEN;i BURGESSES, FREE- HOL.DIERS: AND -FREEME N, OF THE COUNTY ...
... r or Corry, N illiam Sharman Crawl'ord,. Tfsuas War.ing Irthur Innes,. James Bailie, I'srtmas Lawrcnce Ward, John Law, fames Blackwood, John Andrews, 'Yicholas D. Crommelin, 'Thomas Gibson Henry IVilliam Edmonid Reilly, James Rose Clealand. bouln Echlin ...
... side or the other. He understood that it was true that the yeo. manry were in one sense fired at by the people, not with fire-arms, merely with stones. That was not the impression the House could receive from the expression that the yeomanry bad been fired ...