... worst of the people are armed to a great extent.’* What it means **lllo worst of the people presume is the poorest, poverty having been long regarded as a crime in Ireland. If the middle classes and farmers are not so well armed, and if in any struggle ...

... of Rose H ill. near Bideford. Devonshire. John Philpot, jun. Rsq. of :Southampton hew, Blooms • holy, to Elisabeth. daughter of the late Captain John Gold, of the Brunswick Hower,. At Knightsbridge. the Rev. John Laurence Prior, Vicar of Malden, to Emma ...

... Sunday, for the distressed Protestants. The band of the 11th Hussars play twice a-week in Stephen's-green, opposite Earl Cardigan's mansion. The Worli is not satisfied that Mr. Robert Gray should not relieve himself of the charges preferred against him ...

... , the Lord Steward, and a number of the higher authorities of the University, and walked up the centre of the !wilding, arm in arm, with the Prince, bowing to all, and smiling with heartfelt pleasure at the very splendid and spirit-stirring scene which ...

... strong, indeed, are they, that they resolved to combine and arm, they did in 1752, they would be able alone to drive every foreign invader from our shores, even if the Catholics folded their arms and did not strike a single blow. And have strong presentiment ...

... was attacked last night by an armed pasty, who demanded looney. Wednesday evening, an armed party attacked Cagle n e w ton , the seat eg wilham tiewson. Esq. iu ilia county. and to..k the Ore arms. Un \Vedliesday„ •n armed party riaited the horse of ■ ...

... instead the den of the slave (hear, and cheers). Mr. I). CALLAGHAN teconded the motion Mr. GRATTAN charged Mr. O'Connor with slandering the memory of his (Mr. Grattan’s) father, Lord Charlemont. and other Volunteers us rebels. Mr. J. O’CONNELL addressed the ...

... sworn for Crown business, before Assistant Barrister Tighe :—Edward Greene, John Finch, James Wilkinson, Thomas Browning, George Bevan, James Shine, Andrew Sexton, John Carroll, John Christie, Edward Browning, Michael Apjohn, Thomas Costelloe, Christopher ...

... Doyle) and Mr. Staunton Cahill; also of Mr. John D. Mougan, gentleman from the north Ireland, deacon of the Protestant Church (cheers.) next moved the admission of Mr. John Roland, of Drogheda, and Mr. John M Cronan, of a respectable solicitor (much cheering) ...

... DUBLIN. At general meeting of the freemen and freeholders of the city of Dublin, convened public notice, William Jambs and John Exshaw, High Sheriffs, in the chair; the following, amongst other resolutions, were unanimously agreed to;— *' That will not ...

... O'Connell, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr. John O'con. nell, Mr. Dillon Browne, and Mr. Grattan, are resolved to treat with defiance a call of the Ho* of Commons to attend in their places for public business, and to give the Sergeant-at-Arms an opportunity of making an ...

... and 11 rank and file, and 1 Officers horse. On leave of absence, Lieut.-Col. the Earl of Cardigan, and lieut. the Hon. Gerard J. Noel. . . At Exeter Assizes, John Goodwin. a private of the 13th Dragoons, was tried for stabbing a woman, with intent to do ...