... 000/.! t c l,j -p.uai Act of Parliament. I ' DIR-CTOES. , l T. lAM IF. MURRAY, Esq., Chairman. ' j.-r MD., ?? John Rawson, Esq. « I:tt, Esq. John Riddle Stodarl, Esq. ?? Clement Tabor, Esq. ..•> Lag. Joseph Thonipsoc, Esq. ?? l .„„ _j,.-tito_e, F.R.S. I ...

... possession of arms in t i importation of arms and ammunition mt ' try had been regulated by law f or B fifty years. Some enactments had bee- importation of arms, and others to ■ The Noble Lord then detailed a series of gulating the importation of arms from 3 ...

... Arthur Kinnaird I John Dean Paul, Esq. John Labouchere, Esq. Treasurer— John Dean Paul, Esq. COMMITTEE. Archibald Thomas, Esq. Locock, Charles, Esq.. M.D. Aunol, the Rev . Edward . Martin, John, Esq. Bates R. M.. Lsq. F aul sir John Dean, ...

... Bankruptcy, London. Official assignee, Mr. Johnson, Basinghall-street-, London. Attorney, Mr. James, Basinghall-street, London. JOHN RYAN, Stockport, Cheshire, surgeon, June 14, at ten, and July 11, at three, at the Court of Bankruptcy, London. Official assignee ...

... his district, at Tuliimore Paik, county Down. We have also heaid that a large quantity of arms has been brought into Belfast for the Orangemen. Mr. Henry Grattan, MP., has resigned the commission of the peace, and published his volumiuous (on hk part ...

... honour to be Sir, your most obedient servant, Henry Sugden, Secretary. Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P. The following ia a copy of a letter addressed to Lord Carew by John Maher, Esq. : — My dear Lord Carew— l have read the Lord Chancel- lor's letter with ...

... amendment 7-5 Majority ?? The Bill was then read a third time and passed. IRISH ARMS BILL. On the order ofthe day being moved for going into com- [ mittee on the Irish Arms Bill, Mr. WYSE rose to move, as an amendment, a resolution of which he had given ...

... the authori- ties in Ireland had given orders that the military j should no longer go to church on Sundays withoui j their arms. j Mr. Wyse gave notice for the same day, to ask whether any supplementary grant for educational purposes was contemplated ...

... Caleb Powell M.P, and ex J. P ; John Macnamara, J.P; R her Dillon Browne, M.P., ex J P., and ex D 1.., and Repeal i .- spector of Connaught; the Head Pacificator Charli- O'Connell ; Hugh O'Loghlen, J.P ; John vjalion. J r' John F Blake, proprietor of the Galicuy ...

... appointed deputies (Repeal wardens) to travel for him, beating up for recruits and money in different parts of the country. His son John took a north-western circuit, Daunt a western, Ray a southern, and Tom Steele a northern, besides many minor embassies with ...

... ace* . Th, re ire SIX COMFORTABLE COTTAGES „N THE R with gardens to each, producing an addr Particulars of John Clayton, Esq., Solicitor I Strand; John Poeock, Esq., Solicitor, 27, I the Mart; and in t'ovent-garden. In Herts.— The North Myinms Park Estate ...

... Edmund Hall, to the rectory of Farthing- stone, Northamptonshire. John Branthwaite, of Queen's College, has been elected a taberdar, Thomas C. Southey an-l John Robinson scholars, and John L. Roberts an exhibitioner of Queen's College. Charles Trimmer was ...