... power, and 11. it the present Goretnmenl might regarded a r iol.c oiie. 1 The O’CoNNon Don se.eral ctmilar petiluma from Lord John Rumkli. thon the fal owliig rerolut on. ...

... furnish them with arms. In order enabled use the arms ertectually, these bodies of persons must, of course, drilled, and since the publication his lordship's letter the Chartists have been on the look-out to delect any of ** the Russell Armed Association men” ...

... and against the wall were suspended in the centre the Queen’s arms, surrounded bv flags belonging to the Cinque Ports Volunteer Regiments, and trophy composed of cuirass, helmet, and other arms, taken from the field of Waterloo, between two stands of muskets ...

... the puuishment of drunkenness. There is still remaining in the Hall portrait of John Ward, who in 16*7 was deer keeper to Sir John Manners afterwards Earl of Rutland. This John Ward, as stated by the attendant expositor, was turned out the family no less ...

... . were returning home on horseback from Bridgend fair, betweed eight ami nine o'clock, they were attacked three men, each armed with pistol, tbev were dragged off their horses and robbed nearly lire rulftans also took from Mr. Griffiths a valuable silver ...