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... usual custom when arms are to be taken or outrages committed—strangers are sent Westmeath Journal Moke Robbery of Arms. A report has just reached this, that the rps of aptain James, of County Wexford, have been plundered of their arms, and that the Killedmund ...
... fiit.nd Mr. Grattan appeared that Mr. should aland; they saw Mr. and appeared quite adverse standing had no conversation wi.b him about money Mi. Grattan wished to know the the county, and the number votes the club could command ; Mr. Grattan remarked that ...
... custom when arms are to be taken or outrages committed—strangers are sent Westmeath Journal More Robbery Arms.—A report ha* just reached this, that the yeomany corps of Captain James, of Ballycristal, County Wexford, have been plundered of their arms, and that ...
... machinations of © wait awhile” Anglese recorded at the last Commission ) and seven of their accomplices, | { who still evade the arm of the law. These men belonged to a Cloncurry, and Dr. Doyle, as easily as the ciples desperate gang of housebreakere who infested ...
... by stating, that the basis of representation established at the time of the union was unjust to the people of Ireland. Mr. JOHN ■JE said, tliat he believed not «n honorable member of the house or anv iadi' idoal out of doors, more disinclined than himself ...
... chosen be might have gone further with just as much reason, and a- ded as a seventh ground of comparison, legs ; as ant eighth, arms; as a ninth, bodies; as a tenth, heads nd so on, till, by irtfinitely reducing the value of the other items-trade atid revenue ...
... Madden, aud the Rev P. A. O’Leary, Spiritual Guardians ; and the Rev Gentlemen St. John-street Chapel, Clarendon-street, Adam and Eve, Bndge-.strvet, St. Michael and St. John’s, JametiVstreet. aud WhilcfrUr-strect Chapels also the following Gen* lmen. : Daniel ...
... Marquia of Portumna, some lime back, se'xure* meregietered arms to made ; and the latter fined two persons in his ncighbdurbood 101. each, for neglecting to legi'trr their arms, as required the Irish arms act, and also leixed them. (Sec advertisement.) PIER ...
... 437 b'earing l , I arms . J T B A GREA T BR1 IAIN. Total v.ithin ) theage of' i ,!4878 ,9977 1,468656 1,1629925,857903 la bour . 3. _ of Uales |2 capableoft 6024,390) 988,757j 734,328 581,496 928951 be~irillg I I I I8 . f arms . JI I Tie roreguing ...
... hon. member had exceeded the usual line of his dutyit was, lie conceived, very unusual to call upon a Corporation to give an arm)nnt of their estates. He hoped the lion, member would give reason for moving for such returns. Mr. O’CONNELL contended that ...