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... opposition to the armed authorities. If men in the discharge of their duty, are assailed an infuriated raob.and that their lives are in peril, what alternative left them ? Are they tamely submit to be knocked on the head, and deprived of their arms, because duty ...
... ARRIVALS Heart of Oak, of Cardigan, John Owens, 137 ton*, from London, general cargo. Pandora, of Dundee, Alexander Todd, from Eseter, 137 tons, in ballast. Zephyr, of Liverpool, Hugh M’Donnell, from London, 161 tom, in ballast. Isabella, of Kirkwall ...
... •••(Hoar.) It was simply a measure of necessity. Parliament was to determine whether bands of armed ruffians were to be permitted to break open houses night—to plunder arms—to injure property to destroy life—as if sonic proclamation of murder had been issued ...
... 25tb S“|it*;aiber, at s*tooehall, assaulting aud killing John Kennedy. Richard Kennedy sworn and examined Mr. Woulfe. I was at the fair of Stonchall the 23th September last; saw my relation John Kennedy there, who is now dead saw him struck going away ...
... by a ball, while standing before him, from the rere. He was previously struck severe blow of stone on the arm. The country people had no fire-arms, and he could not tell by whom the fatal shot was fired. Capt. Nangle, commanding Police, swore the Riot ...
... proceeded into that part of country, on that day, unaccompanied the military. did’nt see any arms in the hands of the people on that day, and I think if any of them were armed I must have seen them ; the only ollonsivo weapon which I saw used by the people on ...
... witness was cross-examined by Mr. Piunket. Mrs. Perry examined by Mrs, Hatched—Lived.in Exchequer-street a short time since ; Mr. John Mason' lodged with her there about two years and a half ago ; he occupied the first floor? continued in her bouse about three ...
... ruffianly Radicals of Dublin on Patrick’s day, (a day pocu liarly appropriated to party processions and putty riots,) and, armed with a shillelagh, and graced with the green symbols of tboir order, he cheered and addressed them in their mischievous career ...
... fur ever. The old Moslem aceompanied her back ; and few minutes I saw her ret urning lo the gate with little bundle under her arm, trembling from head to lout, and weeping bitterly.* PARIS BANKERS—LAFPITTE AND ROTHSCHILD. are (be \icissituJe* of fule ! but ...