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... ses, in search of persons or arms, and to exercise venoms other extraordinary power.. The Insurrection Act was in force in Ireland fmm to 1810 ; and it was again applied in On the former of these two occasions Mr. Grattan fully admitted its necessity ...
... Thomas H. Sparks, Esq.. of a daughter. DIED. On the 16th Inst., John Field, Esq„ of Camberwell-c , reen, Surrey, in the 85th year of his age. At Kensington, on the 14th inst., aged 40. John Browne, Esq., eldest son of the late Edmund Browne, Esq., of Clare ...
... they were first embodied, that they were not to be armed; but now they bad swords on their thigh s and pistols In their belts ; whenever occasion might require, at least, they were supplied with arms, and of course they were sniy tousethem when they ...
... being transferred across a river? Could he be serious in urging, that the only efficient arms the police had should be taken from them, and that they should only be armed with staves? PIJ should be obliged to the noble lord to explain how the laws were to ...
... county of Northumberland, praying for the better observance ofthe Sabbath. Petitions to the same effect were presented by Mr. A. John- stone from the Presbyteries of Stirling, DumiermHoe, Kirk- aldy, and Haddington ; from Dollar, Prestonkirk, Corder, Kinlossie ...
... 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 ...
... holy indicated drowning Certainly am not opinion both arms could b broken hy barge over him in the his body in esse been injured Isabella Eliza Crawley the wife of Crawley tailor had in house No 26 John-street court-road where parents of the years deceased ...
... signed by the Lords Lientonant. _ County of Cardigan—The Right Hon. the Earl of GeorgeWilliamsParry, Esq.; John Hughes, Esq.; and Charles Richard Longcroft, Esq., be Deputy Lieutenants. . „ , , County of York—John Wood, E»q#» to be p y Northumberland The ...
... ihr ai-d to collect tithe# an enued farce. An attack had been made bjr the ortssantry a parish in the county of Cork a body armed police, who had made a distress for tithe, and, the poMce haring bred, two three pcTsons were killed. I Purely it nae time ...
... Cadet J. G. APKerlie to be Second 'Lieutenant, with temporary rank, Feb. 21. signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Cardigan. The Right Hon. the Earl of Lisburne to be Deputy-Lieutenant, Dec. 4; G. W . Parry, Esq. to be ditto; M. D. Williams, 'f ...
... inquire into the best means of providing for them. Lord ALTHORP was understood to say that government had not a plan in view. Sir JOHN KEY asked if the noble lord were prepared to fix a day for the repeal of the House and Window Tax? Lord ALTHORP remarked that ...
... district. Batilie, J. F.-BrIstol Marryat, J.-Sandwich Berkeley, Hoo.C,-Cheltenharn Martin, John-gligo Blandford, Marq.-Woodstock Mildmay, P. St. J.-Winchester Browne, John-Mayo North, F-Hastings Buller, W.-Exeter Oxmantown. Lird-King's co. Cavendish, Ld.W.-N ...