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... that the House of Commons was ready to connive, and that the money might be taken with safety. Mr. Hume contended that Lord John Russell's own speech made a case for enquiry. Ttie Noble Lord had stated precedents fir suspending the writ; and yet, instead ...
... Ireland laid received strict injunctions to search tor and seize all unregistered arms Ireland. , . « l >nl CkarUrille said the evil arising from the concealment of arms was on the increase. . _ . .. j Transportation. —The Archbishop Dublin brought forward ...
... their lordships. ARMES-I RE LAND. The Marquis of NOaMAscusy, in answer to observations I made by the Earl of Glengall, said that the officers of police in Ireland bad received strict injunctions to search for and seize all unregistered arms in Ireland. Lord ...
... affairs. Registration of Arms in Ireland.—The Earl of Glengall said that before Easter he asked the noble marquis (Norraanby) whether it was the intention ofthe government to introduce any measure on the subject of the registration of arms in Ireland. Perhaps ...
... Jane, wife of Mr. John French, late relieving offcer of Trowbeidge- Axed 75, Mrs. R. Webb, of Atwortb, motherof Dr. ebb, ?? 'At Pencarreg, Cardigan, aged SB, Jeminsa, relict of Mr. T. Davies, hop-merchant, near LampeterAt Cardigan, the Rev. J. Bllackwell ...