... terror. In the clauses relating to the possession of arms, a very proper distinction ia made be-11 tween carrying arms and having arms in the dwelling-house. The licensing to carry or possess arms is to be intrusted to the Central Executive and its delegates ...

... (1824), p. Monck Mason's Hibernia Antiqua, 316: Grattan’s Life by his Son, ;l vol. 2, p. ; and Bremer’s Beauties of Ireland, vol. 2, j P- 73.) Not far from the spot associated with the names ; Swift and Grattan Oakley Park, the residence of Mr. • Maunsell ...

... some lime looked to, were respectively introduced into both Houses by the Chancellor, Lord John Russell, and the Solicitor-General. In the House of Commons Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the acts passed for the more effectual ...

... deceased, and for Cardigan, in tbe room of Mr. Pryse, deceased. Mr. Morrar gave notice that on Tuesday he ehonld move for leave to bring in bill abolish the privilege members of parliament freedom from arrest tor debt. In answer Sir John Pakington, Lord ...

... alllaiwa hire b«« dtdnlirlp Arranged kilwm. ViKoanl Plrldlng, m. of lb* Rail of Dtuhigh, and UiaA Pennant, niece the Sul of Cardigan, and htlmt lo tht Downing caiAtct tad propenp Pifnitbirt. Tht bridt .ill attain her tightccntb peer in Angnat next. Hat iocomt ...

... deceased was rrliciof the late Gensral Sir John Floyd, Bart., whom she has survived twenty-sis years. By that gallant Grntral her Ladyship leaves issue, Lady Fuller, widow of the lair Lieutenant.General Sir John Fuller, who died in October, 1841, and Lady ...

... day ie come—the hour la arflvedrally with me for Old Ireland and Kcpeal. Mr. Coonall ttaunted aval amidal great cheertog. Mr. John O'Connell, Dr. Gray, Mr. Sieele, and other tiavtricra, to lha eompllmeote paid to them fellow priaonera of O’Connell ( the ...