... were not sufficiently numerous, as he had said before, le was willing to appoint others. * c 0 Dusing 20 years that he (Lord John Russell) had sat in the house, he had constantly seen magistrates ap. pointed from party and political motives, but he had ...

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... elec- tioneering with a pistol in his hand, at the head of an armed party. Mr Mullen saw, (he told the Committee,) at the last election in the town of Trim, a body of 200 Orangemen, armed with pistols and daggers. They played a very important part upon ...

... -Sir R. PEEL was friendly to the prin- ciple of the bill, and highly approved of the choice made of Colonel Shaw Kennedy.-Mr GRATTAN eulogised the conduct of government.- Colonel PERLCEVAL said, many of the objections entertained by himself and friends to ...

... derive from his benefice. The, security for that equivalent was far preferable to any with which lie has hitherto been armed, or is nonw armed for the recovery of his profits. He was released by other parts of the bill frpm positive and over- whelming debt ...