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... eight men armed, who immediately demanded firearms and proceeded up stair and pulled Mrs. Wall down from room in which she had concealed herself, putting a blunderbuss her head, and swearing they would shoot her if she did not directly give the arms which ...

... unsafe ; and untrustworthy minister of free and progressive Con; slitulion.” sion of the meeting. John M'Canec, Esq. .I.presided, and the speakers were Messrs. John sioelaire, Robert J. Tennenl, (who delivered speech remarkable for eloquence and soumt reasoning ...

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... he and. that the very »“ e 1 t )|ie l loU .he Duke of Wellington 1.-hc.l that has ever been identified with the sanguinary John I’earsun. I’alriek Keon.'lerencu Ke'- '-'lllll, took away the rant. ;n to restore it; > m. '' ■ . I ittintl? ii,, Hr , hear ...

... h-ar We, Repealers, cheers.) \es, the question is whether tlje desolating sw«-rd j doseph Woods James IlulVu.gion, IVile, John Hardhave como to a period wh.eh, l**r il. it j i:rposc, post- shall sweep over land—the question is, whether the lithe- Thomas ...