... the bill for consolidating laws relative to the importation and of arms in Ireland, of which lie had previously given notice. meant to move, hovvever. lor the . I lie art lo keeping arms ulmh just expiry and next year bring forward the bill consolidate ...

... not liven for it, thought it probable the peasantry would have given their arms. A deputy troin one the parishes had waited him and Mr. Steele, and promised that all the arms should la- given at a particular spot. had t.o doubt lliis would have l-eeii ...

... for the reform candidates. Mr Lomt waited Sir John Uvm:. know .1 that paper was intended to intimate |«rsons holding office, that thev should be dismissed if they voted against reform Tb-v were assured Sir John Bvng .hit. sneh was not the intention of the ...