... 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 ...

... Barham, Hon. John Heathcoat, John Robarts, A. W. Bannerman:Alex. Heneage, E. Robinson, George Barry, J. S. Hector, C. J. Ronayne, D. Beauclerk, Major Hindley, Charles Hooper, J. B. Bellew, It. M. Hobhouse, Rt. Hon. Rolfe, Sir R. M. Benett, John Sir J. C. ...

... Orangemen into Drogheda, which he hadflionoured him (Mr. Grattan) with in Trim?—(l - sear, hear.) He had seen them march with pistols under their cloaks and bludgeons in their hands, headed by a clergyman armed with a loaded pistol.—( Hear, from the Ministerial ...

... 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 ...

... George Bellew, Sir P., Bart. Grote, O. Hamnliotioin, John Bellew, Ricliard M. GoeM.J.J. Rice, Hon. T S Itidduliib, Robert Gaily, John Ripi*on, C. Bisb, Thomas Hall, Benjamin Abraham Blarkburne, John Hnllyburton.Hn.D.G. Rocbe, W. iilake, Martin Jos. Harland ...

... addition to and after that of Levett, and also use and bear the arms of Prinsep quarterly with those of Levett. CIRCUIT OF THE COUNTY OF CHESTER AND THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES. The Right Hon. Sir JOHN BERNARD BOSANQUET and Mr. Justice PATTE SON. GLAMORGANSHI ...

... 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 ...

... would make way for it. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said Government bad so often experienced the courtesy of the House in making way for the Government when it had measures to bring forward, that would be quite unjustifiable on his (Lord John Russell's) part to set aside ...

... 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 ...

... ©'Connell, M.J. Bbeil, R. Bodkin, J. French, F. O'Connell, D. Sullivan, R. Brabasnn,SirW. J. Grattan, J. O’Conr.ell, Manrice Talbot, J. H. Brady, D. C. Grattan H. O’Connell. Morgan Vigors, N. Bridgman, H. Jepbaon, C. D. O. O’Connell, J. Walker, C. Browne ...

... 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 ...

... the same time, though he-declared he would take the arms from all, he did not interfere at all with the Catholics who were in possession of them ; and it was a strong fact in the case, that Kennedy's arms were duly registered. He begged leave to ask faither ...