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... 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 ...
... the same time, though be 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 farther ...
... on application to Walter Hodsoll, Esq., Bushy-heath Ile-rts; Mr. John Wells, Solicitor, 2_, Percy-Street, Bedford-square; Mr. E. Tomkins, 3, Bartholomew-lane j Mr. Flight, Surgeon St John! Mi-eel-road; .-indof Mr Bevan. Percy Hotel. Rathbone-plat'e. i ...
... daughter o, W*» SoWhiVf C.jelt«,ham -Latdv. at St. Mary s Islmgton, t. Hex. Glocesu-rshire, to the late John Thackwell, Redmarlcy D'Abnot, in ™ son of Mr. John county of ~ K(ljtor „f the Welsh Meloduas, to Ann, eldest Parry £ * Carolines*™*. Bedford-square.-At ...
... demanded his arms and guns, which, however, had been duly registered. Nevertheless Mr. Jones took two. guns, and struck Kennedy a blow on the breast. When asked by Kennedy why he struck him, the magistrate replied that he would take iall tile arms he could ...
... at the same time, though be declared he would take the arms from all. be did not interfere all with the Catholics who were in possession of them and was strong fact in this case that Kennedy's arms were duly registered, lie begged leave to ask further ...
... informed that they ' ' v! 'i '.js-.erer.. He had taken away the arms with ' IIK-agh he was shown the certificate of registra- * J, he had allowed a Roman Catholic in an ad- '_!»to possess his arms which were not registered. ?? ( - a^e, a person, under the ...
... Commissioners are Measis. Samson, A. Rumball, Geo. Barrett Leonard, Daniel Mamie, John Buckle, John Aldridge, John Haiutnell, Harry David Jones. John Watson rringlr. John James Chapman, Henry Rowland Brandreth, Gustaviis Du I'latt, and ...
... Patten, Mr. Curteis, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Maxwell, and Mr. Ruthven the motion was agreed to and the report brought u p . The bills respecting the Aberdeen and Glasgow Colleges were postponed. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice of bills ...
... L**ciurer on Materia ; George Pilcher. M.R.C3J-, Lecturer on Anatomy : Frederick Salmon. 12, (H«t Broad-street, Consulting to St.John's Hospif IHEDITORS of FRANCIS HOLLAND. Kankrupt.— Notice Lslvereby given the CREDITORS of FRANCIS HOLLAND, late County-terrace ...
... place, three-tenths of receive his tents without himself carrying arms, . and being . dffl ent , I this sum, or 152,7001. being deducted, there remain but accompanied by a friend also armed. (Hear, hear.) The i Lord J. RUSSELL said, that the clause proposed ...
... A. Tigors, L. Dobbin, M. O'Connell, Christr. Fitzsimon. G. Evans, Maurice O'Connell, Nich. Fitzsimon. W. J. Finn, John O'Connell, Grattan, M. O'Loghlen, ere they are—as purty a set of penniless Papistsas you can pick in all 13 ,e 1 and and half the county ...