... and that the whole ofthe armed police force would be under the exclusive direction ofthe Lord Lieutenant. This Bill made a most extraordinary alteration in this respect, for not only were the watchmen to be absolutely an armed police ofthe municipality ...

... religious rites , and thus r un the risk of everlastin g ce in the Municipalities—that the Bill only provided for p unishment. Mr. John O'Sullivan said let those who did not watch o f th e towns under the superintendence of the Town vote as he required die like ...

... established in England and Wale*. Lord DE LISLE present d a petition from the high sheriff and grand jury of the county of Cardigan, against tiie probato . lause ofthe Ecclesiastical Courts Bill. The 15 shop of LONDON moved the committal ofthe School Sites ...

... police, the armed police of the municipality. By the operation ofthe first section 0- the bill, sill acts giving to go- vernnit'iit tin* control of the polite would be repealed. The watchmen would be constituted a regular police, furnished with arms and ac ...