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... dissolution of monasteries, was covered with the convent of the Dominicans or Blac4 Friars. The site was granted by Henry VIII. to John, the first Lord Russell, on the 4th of July, 1539.—Exeter Paper. AN AnArrotn is Lots noN.—The report from the Society foe ...
... proceeded on Tuesday to the parish of Lismolin, to serve writs for arrears of tithe. The peasantry rose en masse, and having armed themselves with spades, shovels, and other weapons, stopped the police, and demanded that the proctor should be given up to ...
... BILL. - The Sergeant at Arms having announced a message from the Lords, The SPEAKER, in the usual manner, put the question that the messengers he called in, when two Masters in Chancery entered, accompanied by the Sergeant at Arms, and delivered to the ...
... were told, were not armed ; but they formed a great aggregate mass, and when occasion served they would he armed perhaps. lied not one of the great agitators expressed his delight at the glorious anticipation of a triumphant day in arms, and at seeing his ...
... di this alteration, and to adhere to the rest principles originally teliginua mem ((luestion ) held out (Cheers.) Mr. H. GRATTAN supported the amendment of the n obl e Mr. STANLEY said that be would not imitate the lone of lord. (Question, Divide.) ...
... most hilly made oat. now wee so dueled& dine of the country, sod issued of being diminished. it -inereesell too by the etrorg arm of the law. He eased to diecues the rit•rcias bill.hut he mom my that the stuegun the low encouraged had landlords, et elms ...
... cases he might take up arms in furtherance of that resistance. The case that justified such resistance was, when the main principles of the constitution were attacked by any portion of the government. Then a right to reels' with arms was permitted. The right ...
... praying the house to satisfy the just compUints of the people of Ireland; from the persons assembling for public worship St. John’s-squaie, London, calling themselves Free Thinking Christians, complaining the ceremony of marriage according to the forms ...
... Moberly, Sir George Phillips, T. S. Rice, Sir Alatti.ew W. Ridley, J. Smith, A. IV. Roberts., Alderman Wood, Sir John Wrottesley. Tellers—John Cant Hobhouse, Joseph Hume. He was sorry not to see In his place the Secretary for Ireland (Sir .1. C. Hobhouse) ...
... country that we had on mostchords and geednrwev; but we could sot say so now, Awl wee it rasorkable that the people should arm themselves whoa the ettemple roes net them by the police! Why, be was rows up before the weed police was hues is this roosts ...
... of Liverpool, for the introduction of a system of poor laws into Ireland. After a short desultory conversation, in which Sir JOHN W ROTTESLEY and Lord SANDON took part, the petitions were laid on the table. Mr. C. TALBOT presented five petitions from parishes ...