... the messenger, the doors Were thrown open, and Lord John Rnssell, accompanied by Lord Althorpe and nearly all the Members favourable to the measure, entered. On the name of the bill being read Lord John Russell to the Lord Chancellor, who had come to the ...

... following Gentlemen were elected Directors for the ensuing year: Lieut.-General Arabin, ; David' Henry, StephenVgrccn; John Kelly, ditto ; John Lambert, Chatham-street; Bernard Mulling, Fitzwilliam-squarc Joseph Denis Mullen, Francis street; James Saul, Highstreet ...

... What is the arms act.?.. Here the laws prohibit the keeping of! arms;. hence arise in vidious distinctions, galling and insulting to the people, and 1 have known and witnessed them. Go into the house# of one class, and there you will find arms kept, and ...

... Thomas Prim, John Fitzsimmons, Caatow, Nicholas Byrne, Tuomasrown, C. H. Walton, W. R. Madden, the Paxsonstown, J. Shields, eful Rarnpownry, Robert Perry, ES. Exnis, J. M‘Gratb, im, Trarze, T.B. Stico, Mrs. Mary Wilson, ion, Gatway, John Clayton, Lovcnaga ...

... arcs, lnit diil not tell him wh.it occurred between him and John Long; went to the committee-room, and met William , who spoke to witness went up stairs, in consequence, speak to John Long; John Long was then writing; he and spoke to witness, and said ** ...

... £6OOO to public charities. - The Bill brought in by Mr. Grattan a few nights ago, to make provisions for the Relief of the Poor in Ireland, in certain cases,” has been issued this day. Mr.'Grattan proposes to make Bishops apd all other Ecclesiastical Persons ...

... for consolidating the laws relative .o the importation aud of arms in Ireland, of which he had previously given notice. He meant to move, however, to revive for the year, the act to keeping arms, which had just expired, and next \ear bring forward the bill ...