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... Minister should lead him to strain the penal law, and force a people desirous of exerting only moral power into the alternative of arms, on his head, not ours, will be the guilt. The Liberator, however, is a cautious man, and will carefully ascertain whether ...
... neighbourhood. Licenses for Arms under the New Act.—Par- sonstown, Dec. 29.— 0n Monday, at 10 o'clock, Major r_iestly took his seat on the beuch, in the Court house of this town, and opened a court for the registration of fire- arms. He was accompanied by ...
... Thoma3 ' Pelham Hayes, John Lubbock, Thomas R. Gage. Sirs — George Carroll, Frederick Madden, Henry Light, ( ?? Charles Douglas, M.P., John Orde, Charles Tre- velyan, Henry Willock, John Kirkland, Charles Lyell. Queen's Counsel, Andrews. I Rev. Doctors — ...
... Hamilton and Lady Seymour, Sir C. Marshall, Sir John Thorolri, Bart, and Lady Thorold, Sir John and Miss Burgoyne, Lady Sykes, General Sir John Guise, Bart, and Lady Guise, Sir George Armytage, Bart., Sir John Campbell, Bart, and Lady Campbell, Hon. Frederick ...
... Inverness County. H. Baillie, elected. No opposition. CARDIGAN ELECTION.— DOUBLE RETURN. The following copy of a letter from the chairman of Mr. Harford's committee was received in town this morning : — Cardigan, Tuesday. I have just come out of the hall. ...
... *Stephen Curtis, Esq., eldest son of Robert Curtis, of Waterford, in the county of Waterford, Esq. ; *John Joseph Andrew Kirwan, Esq., eldest son of Martin John Kirwan, late of Knockdrumadougb , in the county of Galway, Esq. , deceased ; ♦Thomas Alexauder Dwyer ...
... Roscommon gaol on suspicion. The Irish Members of Parliament, convened by Mr John O'Connell, met yesterday iv tlle City Assembly House, and . as before, with closed doors. Mr. H. Grattan presided. Messrs. Gorbally (Meath), Grace (Rosscommon), and Fagan ( Wex ...
... Cambridge and Huntingdonshires— John Mover Heath- cote, ot Conington, E=q ; Emanuei Lusado, of Toesland, Esq. ; William Wells, of Holme. E-q. Cumberland.— John Dundas Maclean, of L.zonby, Esq ; Andrew Fleming Hudlestone. of Hutton John, Esq ; Thomas Salkeld, of ...
... Saye and Sele, the R»v. John Ayre, M.A., Mr. Miles Beale, Mr. Richard W. Blake- more, M.P., Mr. Charles Candy, Mr. Frederick Patsy Chappell, Mr. William G. Davies, Dr. Forbes, ?? Mr. Ch -.ries Francis, Mr. William Gladstone, Mr. John William Hale, Mr. Samuel ...
... have arrived within the Its. hour, and Mr. O'Connell having got alarmed, sent word to the sheriff that 2,000 of .horn were armed with pikes, and to take meae. res to prevent them coming into collision with the soldiers. The head of the party advanced as ...
... Albert's Own, Hussars, Colonel the Earl of Cardigan will ■ be inspected by his Royal Highness Prince Albert on Wed- nesday next, at 11 a.m., on Wimbledon Common. i Assault of Arms.— A grand assault of arms will • take place at Willis's Raoms to-morrow ...
... Learned Lord wore his gold robe, and was at- tended by Mr. John William Birch, Clerk Assistant of Parliament, Sir Augustus Clifford, Bart., Gentleman Usher ofthe Black Rod, the Sergeant-at-Arms, and also by his pursebearer and secretaries. The deputation ...