... IRISH DISTURBANCE BILL. MAJORITY. Acheson, Vise. Dobbs, C. R. Maxwell, Henry Bateson, Sir R. Evans, G. Maxwell, John Belfast, Earl of Young, John Meynell, Capt. ; Bernard, Hn.W.S. Ferguson, Hr R.A.O’t allaghan, Hn.C Blayney,Hn.Cap.C FiUgibbon, Hn. R. O’Orady ...

... county was in alctc of peace, notwithstanding that within the last month, and almost at the honorable » own door, thirteen aland arm* had been taken, and one man murdered. (Hear.) Mr. PERRIN said, that with exception that this bill went to take away trial ...

... Stockings fer Swelled Legs. Letters from the Country, (post-paid,) duly attended to. FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE. AGENT WANTED. MR. JOHN J. PIM, of Lower Ormond-quap, having from indisposition being obliged business, a vacancy has occurred in the Agency in DuhUfi ...

... following Petit Jury was sworn Richard Cltarlei Dlackmore, John Barnes, Robert Keating, Nicholas Meagher, William Lonergau, Francis Greene, Daniel Joseph Murphr, Janies Prendcrgast, John Luther, John Minikin, George Grerard, James Keating Esqrs. Margaret ...

... varty of armed men, in number about sixteen, attacked the 1. use of farmer named Peter M'Cabe, residing at Cromarty, below ( burchtown, county of Louth ; they heat most inhuman manner, and robbed him of three guns and bayonet. last Sunday night armed party ...

... would continue have preference until the bill was disput'd of. They would otherwise be useless. After few *vord*j from Mr. Grattan and Mr.. Home, Cord I.THORP said the motion of which notice was, that orders shoul have precedence notices while the Irish ...

... s, puting the little knot upon their shoulders. (Laughter But the Right Hon. Gentleman, he believed, had left them without arms, and the present Government, the very men who had ; strenuously opposed the formation of such body had put swords and pistols ...

... constitutional liberty, still could not support the prayer of this petition, after hearing the case made out the Ministers, to arm the Government with the -power, great though It was, which was proposed to given them by that bill. The petitioners stated that ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...