... give a distinct and unqualified denial also : it was that which charged a Protes- tant Clergyman with heading an armed mob, himself armed with pistols. No such thing ever occurred, or could occur, among the respectable Protestant Clergy of that county ...

... would take Saturday for that purpose. SOLDIERS' SIDE-ARMS. Mr. ROEBUCK called the attention of his Majesty's government, and of the house, to the practice of allowing soldiers to wear their Side-arms when not on duty; a practice which had been productive ...

... second time, to have it amended in committee, and then let it stand over till another session. The motion was scromied by Mr. GRATTAN, and a long discussion ensued.~*Lurd Morpeth, Mr. Richards, Mr. R. Scrope. Mr. S. O’Brien, Mr. S. Crawford, .Mr. G. F. Young ...

... the petition lying ° table. Mr. H. GRATTAN, in allusion to cases of intireidat.i°olfte elections, said he had seen a proof of that at the electioarao Trim, when a Protestant clergyman headed a part) , ° whom were armed. Mr. WYNN explained. he t Mr. PLUNKET ...

... circumstances as would cause her to exercise her secular arm in her behalf in the manner she would desire, yet we all know the difference between the secular ann and the ecclesiastical power. The secular arm is bound, under the penalty of excommunication, to ...

... Mnoisipal Corporations Bill could not got tbiau|b Friday, that tbs Nobis Lord wo* d tabs Saturday for that JHlfpOttn SOLDIERS'SIDE-ARMS. Mr. ROEBUCK tbs attention of bis Majsaly OossnuDaml and tbs Hsuas.to tbs prsetiea ol sllawing soldisrs to wsar tbsir sids-arait ...

... would take Saturday for that purpose. SOLDIERS' SIDE-ARMS. Mr. ROEBUCK called the attention of his Majesty's government, and of the house, to the practice of allowing soldiers to wear their side-arms when not on duty; a practice which had been productive ...

... Some Passages in the Life of Lots. Cupid, Mr. John Reeve; Mercury, Mr. T. Green; Hymen, Mr. Altwood; Bacchus, Mr. M. Barnett; and Psyche, Mrs. Honey. After which THE FLEXIBLE MAN. Narcissus Rosetree, Mr. John Reeve; Hopper Tomkins, Mr. T. Green; Charles ...

... approbation of the lord-lieutenant's choice. MR, HOQO. Mr. Charltok.asked if Lnr-d John Russell had Mr. Hogg s protest the subject of the corporation committee. Lord John Russell answered, that as had told the house some days ago had received paper from ...

... counected should bear this Doble character character so different from that of the Whig corporations of Derby, Nottingham, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the bill was a general one. He admitted that there was no complaint against Tamwortli; but he did not see ...

... soldiers being allowed to carry side-arms when not on duty. Mr. WARBURTON wished that a return should be laid before the House of the number of cases in which soldiers had inflicted injuries upon persons with their side-arms on occurrences of broils. Lord J ...

... petition lying on the table. Mr. H. GRATTAN, in allusion to cases of intimidation at elections, said he had seen a proof of that at the election for Trim, when a Protestant clergyman headed a party, some of whom were armed. _ Mr. WYNN explained. Mr. PLUNKET ...