... stand of arms, a gun and blunderbuss, or gun alid pistol, Le 'did nut recollect which- ,(a lauglt)-taken by force, They were buth out of order.- Now in this onse tie report from the county to the 1lurd tileu. tenant had been that tour sitand of arms were ...

... Buckingham, from Halifax and Sheffield; Mr. O'Ferrall, from Kildare; Mr. Hawkins from the Isle of Wight ; Mr. H. Grattan, from Kilcommon ; Mr. John O'Connell, from Tallow; Mr. Lalor, from Mountmerit, Ballydan, and Ackerbourn ; by Mr. H. L. Bulwer, from Tavistock ...

... 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 ...

... adopted by Sir John Soane. There had been Isitances In which such valuable collections were made a matter of bargain and sale, and yet professedly for the benefit of the country, This, however, was a very different case; for though Sir John might have made ...

... was the arbiter of the destinies of Ire.’vnd. year ana a ago the right hon. proposed an arms hill, which rendered everv man liable transportation who should have arms m his possession that had not been branded in Ireland. The right honorable gentleman was ...

... he serious in urging, that the only efficient ai nrt the police had should be taken from them, and thaCthey should lie only armed with staves He should be obliged to the Noble Lord to explain how the laws were to reaintßincU, if the police were to he disarmed ...

... Brodie, Mr. R. A. Oswald, iMr. W. HI. Hyett, Right Hon. C. P. Thompon, Sir H. tVerney, Mr. John Rtile, lir Ti.ome6 Bisa, Mr. E. {. i Brntird, Lord D. C. Stuart, t4r. John O'Connell,I Ur Josiah Wedgwoodi Mr. Thomas Gladstone. Ott thie; name of Mr. T. Gladstone ...

... relative to the cela ef tho Mr. D. ROCHE deprecated the recommendation of the hen. member for Oldbam to the peuple of Ireland GRATTAN cyected to of by the introduction of the currency en Mr. L. |B coocurred in that sentiment, and would a oy of the for Oldham ...

... (Mr. Grattan) was in(ormed, aud fittnly believed, that at the very moment was addressing the hnuie, any gentleman might join in sporting in the county of Kilkenny and be positively denied that it wan the custom of those gentlemen to go out armed with ...

... 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 ...

... try the merits of the city of Norwich and. the county .of Longford elections. The SPEAKER informed the house that John Hughes and. John Lawrence, petitioners against the return for the borough of Carmarthen, had not entered into the required recognizances ...

... 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 ...