... and the constancy and valour which have heen manifested by the European and native forces. The superiority of her Maje.ty's arm* ha* been established decisive victories on the scene* former disa»ter«, and tbe complete liberation her .uhjeet* who were held ...

... , Melfast. Feoevany 24 Willtam nd John, Clark, Dumfries. 2. Gordon, Edger Neptune, Net Ver, 27. Naney. Irving, Danifries, De id, Shienin 28. Good Intent, Wilson; Oliver ; stry, Messenger, Water of 28. es, M'Caie John, Corwen, Dun- William and Mary. Hart ...

... was reputed to have a great deal money, was attacked in his own garden in the evening that day, by two ruffians, who were armed with case pistols and a bludgeon each and on his refusing to tell them where he had the money concealed, they beat him so ...

... as unlawful. The following defendants answered to their names :_Feargus O'Connor, Richard Otley, G. J. Harnev, William Hill, John Arran, William Aitkin, S Challenger, Samuel 1 arkes, D. Railton, William Woodruff (all were convicted on the fifth count only) ...

... infantry, unsupported either by cavalry or artillery, exposed to thi attack of a superior French force, composed of all the thres arms, Quatre Bras ? It is in vain to say that they coult not provide for their troops if the) had been concentrated and that it ...

... noble lord (Lord Eliot) proposes to place restrictions, first on the power of having arms in Ireland, and next on the introduction arms and gunpowder into Ireland. Lord John Russell then proceeded to justify the course pursued by himself and his colleagues ...

... militia are to be embodied, officially announced that neither the yeomanry 1 ‘The arms at present in ihe bauds of the yeomanry are to he i and marked as required by the new Arms Bill. The milii rms, it is added, have been back by the department many years ...

... modern events. Mr Pitt would pot have Come forward with an the larger measures rendered necessary by the progress of Arms Bill, and an Arms Bill only still less would he have acted like the noble Secretary of Ircland, who had shown himself not only the humbie ...

... those of There Cardigan, ben, and are a simple people, while here the Nation are violent Chartist great as yr district I learn from un- doubted authorit that secret political meetings are held week! 5 oftener, and that there are secret arms’ bation clabs ...

... original warrants for the caption of debtors, granted by John Shakspesre, “justice of the peace and bailiff i Str.it foul -upon-A von,” subscribed with a cross, and witnessed to “ the mark” of John Shakspeare. Atasabscqusnt period, when be fell into di ...

... o'clock to four o'clock on Thursday. HOUSE COMMONS,—Monday, July 31. TH* BrWORTH PETITIONS—BREACH OT FBIVILKGX. The Sergeant-at-Arms informed the Speaker that Samuel Potts had been apprehended, and was in custody. Mr. Christopher moved that he be committed ...

... were wounded at the same time. the in the and Prinee Na- poleon in the of the arm. It being found that the could not hold his sword firmly, and that in bad been prince's arm, from whieh the blood was decided that t was at an end, yo Pi the of the gartice ...