... soldiers, circulating about £600 a were (hear, hear). The people cared not for the Arms Bill would not, it could not, deprive them of the arms they accustomed to use, the arms of the constitution and the att by the exercise of which there could be no doubt ...

... his opinions and his ei with the same bayonet w herewith enforced laws and exacted plunder. For year* after the last uf the armed United Irishmen died Downpatrick, scarce a murmur of trutti was heard. The -lave his master’s calumny. Nor was this so with ...

... Green, had been appointments of partisans ; all their legislation had been unpopular—first their Poor Law, their Arms Bill. Just when the Arms Bill was brought in, the Repeal move- ment broke out: The Government seemed at a loss what todo upon this; they ...

... finest discrimination and judgment. Peter, the rash, the weak and tho repentant Thomas, the doubting and the unbelieving ; John, the beloved and the devoted ;—some bound more by instinct and affection to the man others hoping in the fulfilment of the ...

... ungodly practices. - Mr. John Harvev. land agent, proved that the livings of the defendant were worth £322 year, independent of turplico fees, and that the defendant had derived some of property from his father. . . Mr. John Evans, Q. C., addressed ...

... The chair was taken by John J. Bodkin, Esq., M.P.; And on the Chairman's right, at the guest's table, sat Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. the Hon. Martin J. Ffrcnch, the Right Rev. Dr. Ffrench, Bishop of Kilmaeduash and Kilfenora; John D. Bodkin, Esq., Bengara ...

... our foreheads well as upon our arms (Hear) ? should die before any Englishman should put a brand upon me (Cheers). But will brand them, not by bad deeds, or force or violence, but legal and constitutional conduct. Lord John said that when William the Conquerer ...

... which was neatly and efficiently executed. The Mayor of Norwich, Samlel Mitchel, Esq , was, during the temporary absence of Mr. John Joseph Gurney, member of the Society of Friends, called upon to preside, but only had occupy the post for a few minutes. Among ...

... present. 1 find in the Timtt of Friday last account from their private correspondent,that GOO stand of arms have been distributed among tbe people by arm clubs, at cost of Is each .and all for the use of a lady—to wit, Rebecca and her Daughters. But mark ...

... First Resolution was proposed by John Ahern, Esq., and seconded by Thomas Punch, Esq. The Second Resolution was proposed by Robert O’Connell, Esq., and seconded by John Coleman, Esq. The Third Resolution was proposed by John Fitzgerald, Esq., and seconded ...

... from Mr. Bnrrett; eminently useful one from the revered and pious Bishop of diocese, the Right Rev. Dr. Cantwell ; and Henry Grattan was also and stirring, and spoke out manfully—(Cheers ) There were no two ways about Henry Gratt io. and there ought not, ...

... Powell, Esq., M.P. andex-J.P., John Macnamara, Esq., J.P., Robert Dillon Browne, Esq., M.P. and ex-J.P. and D.L., the Repeal Inspector for Connaught, the Head Pacificator, Charles O'Connell, Esq., Hugh O'Loghlen, Esq., J P., John M'Mahon, Esq., J.P., the Galtoau ...