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... al Burke, to take leave on proceeding W the Government New Snutb Wales ; Mr.. Henry Winston Barton, Mr. Grattan, and General Lord Forbes. Sir John Byng sailed for Holyhead Saturday, accompsnied by Lady and the Misses They will sojourn fer* short period ...
... had done now(hear, bear.) The yeomanry were not disciplined as they ought to be—tbey were not men to whom arms ought to be confided—(hear.) Sir JOHN M. DOYLE said he trusted the house would afford him the indulgence usually granted to young members, while ...
... rice 8G, GrafIon-street; Armstrong and Ck L, ?? street; Mr. T. S. Kean, 19, Suffolk-street; ot; 31r ,til rand Parade, Cork; Grattan and Co., Bei- rdarX Fitzs5iex bronsi dilkenny; talso. at Mr. Smithsonrs, Ha- settg IOrd, rbdge; Aliss Ralpb, Perfumer, g5 ...
... Majesty the Queen (Annual Subs tription), V Ilaniiltoa Knox Grogan Murgan, P L ' r A. Arm- ,1 slning. Esq., ~T~ fl/ Mirlmel ilienuan, Esq. (Drumcasbcl), l Blr. John \9' Smith, , ,n Usher Brert, E«|., per Mr. Browne, *” T. M. Gresham, Esq., per rtitto ...
... last night, regulate tlie importation arms into Ireland. The Right Hon. Gentleman, priK-ee ...
... that they have become fewer, and fewer, until they have ultimately disappeared. Read the evidence of Lord Kingston and Sir John Newport, before the Committee of and the truth of this statement will apparent. And what has become of these sheep without ...
... members, at the Thatched House in St. James's-street). mongat those present I observed Sir Richard Musgrave, Messrs. re uthBen, Grattan B Leader, Jep btn, M. O'Connell, Lambert, Walker; A. Dawson, Mrlullins, Hartry, &c. Mr. O'Connell having . an engagement in ...
... another corps of yen had been (urnished with arms. lie had received a let hum a man of sound talent in Ireland, whtch stated tin fact in these terms—“ My blood ho.ls w.th .nd.po.t.on i„g mat they are arming another corps of yeomanry spoke acros* the table ...
... 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 ...
... blundering, or the perfection of candour. Mr. Stanley then brought in the Irish Arms Bill, one of the provisions of which is that unregistered persons, possessing arms in a proclaimed district shall be subject to transportation for life ! ! We do not ...
... Parade, Cork ; Grattan and Co., Bel- fast; lMr. Fitzsimons, Kilkenny; also at Mr. Smithson's, Ha- berdasher, Essex bridtge; Miss Ralph, Perfumer, 26, Grafton. itreet; Jordan, Whelan, and Co., Stationers, No. 1, Capel- street; Mr. John Clayton, Galway; ...
... ebbe, hiilf-iiav 88th Foot ; Lieutenant Meredith Jones, halLpay Train , Lieut. William Grattan, half-pay Foot: Surgeon Robert Leaver, half-pay odd. Foot ;F-nsign John Ward, half pay 97 th Foot; Lieut. TM'P mchanlaon Feck, half pay Jth Font; Captain Richard ...