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... also Sold the undermentioned Agents:— Armagh, i. Sloan; AtMonr, John Gaynor, J. Kelly; Arrlef, J. Smith; Attei/leir, W. H. Whitehead ; Avjhnacloy. Given; A thy, T. B. Kynsey; lit If at!, Grattan and Co.; Bollinntlot, Patrick Burke; Birmingham, Philip Harris ...
... who, attached the dominion of law and security of property, would support the Government, and might, under due regulations, armed in its defence. But the small farmers, the meaner traders, mechanics, and the entire of the Roman Catholic peasantry—ill who ...
... hy purchase, rice Ramsay, who retires ; 2>« Lieut Lord John Chichester, l ...
... Rev. R. Davies, George Courtenay, Bernard R Shaw, John B. Gibbs, Simon White, Croker, John Bowen. Simon Dring, Thomas Rnolles, William H. Low, Kilner Brazier, Robert Nettles, Francis Spearing, John L. John Travers, William Crofts, Abraham Morris, JohnL. ...
... alio Sold by the undermentioned Agent*:— Armagh, J. Sloan; Athlonf, John Gaynor, J. Kelly; Ardtt, J. Smith; AUityleic, W. H. Whitehead; Avjhnaeloy, Given; Alky, T. B. Kynsey; Belfut. Grattan and Co.; BalUnatlof, Patrick Burke; Birmingham, Philip Harrii, Brutal ...
... lieutenants end magistratesj Wirev in different parts of the country, heading not peaceable 'zcseei ings, hut armed mobs, men who b ad used those arms fobr. ti`s purposes of- murder ? Would any man.,tell him that uh o- duct could ever persuade people that ...
... —(Cheers and laughter. Witness the arming of tbe yeomanry, by which they offended a powerful numerous party—the attempt to disarm them agaiu, by which they disgusted those wlkhii thev previously had conciliated—the celebrated Arms’ Bill—the nefarious icatiou ...
... their possessors gave. Nor strengt h that from unequal force Their fainting troops could save But Thy right hand and mighty arm, Whose succour they implored, Thy presence with the chosen race Who Thy great Name adored, &c., &c. The Dean of Derry took part ...
... illegal and armed meetings meetings at Which humi tides formerly had been committed. This showed that an Orange ascendency was fostired and k« in this country. The motion on Mr. Reynolds's was then put from the chair, and carried unanimou ly. Mr. JOHN REYNOLDS ...
... J. S. Rochfort, Sir 11. Vyvyan, Sir John Harvey, Major Bryan, J. R. Price, Joseph Rathborne, W. Donovan, W. Ingarfield, Robert Rowe, J. Hollingworth, James Rowland, J. Cahill, M. Barrington, Thomas Bermingham, John Dillon, J. Edge, M. G. Matson, H. B ...
... J. Jacob, Coolkenno, county Wicklow; Her. John Creig, Drumcondra, ...
... might not be he should not now say. But knew that when they walked on the 12th of July they walked | without arms ; and if some of them were armed in going to their place of meeting, it wan only for their own protection. regretted that in a house empty benches ...