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... Colborne IL Marsland, H. Troubridge, Sir T. Collier,John Maher, John Tancred, H. Cavendish, G. H. Mosley, bir 0. Tulk, C. A. Codrington, Sir E. Marjonbanks, S. Vivian, J. H. Denison, W. J. M'Cance, John Verney, Sir H. Duncombe, T. Mullins, F. W. Vivian ...
... exchanged at Washington on the d dni h robber f appearing armed by ay an gtward in this offensive and disgusting manner. He himself established ? Nothing hut their proportion of church-rate, Y e arms-2d of February, 1832, and according to which a sum of levelling ...
... place of polling. lnßoss-shire indeed there was a good deal of difficulty, because there it was not only necessary to cross an arm of the sea of forty-five miles ; but the elector, after doing so, had to travel a considerable distance by land to arrive at ...
... the speeches I have made in this House, for the purpose an armed body of Orangemen, and that the Magie l it h of ascertaining whether or not they be in perfect consistency ing that they were armed, dared not interfere one with the other. I feel it to be ...
... Mr. Fielden) was obliged to go away, through the fear of personal injury. (Hear, hear.) The military wee obliged to be under arms, and so great was the excitement that the returning officer found it necessary to rdjourn the poll. He would not take up the ...