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... open arms by men who felt strong- predilections for his party for the period, laid the a Ke to the root of the tree of civil discord. It was by means of a policy founded upon,land carried out in ac 'cordance with, the great principle which Lord Sari CENE ...
... and at the dinner :—the chairman, Cor. O'Brien, Esq., M.P. ; Hewitt Bridgman, Esq., M.P. ; John Macnamara, Esq.. Moher ; Maurice O'Connell, Esq.. Kilgorey ; John M`Mahon, Esq., Firgrove; J. P. Moloney, Esq., Cregg ; Hugh O'Loghlen, Esq., Port. Several ...
... the frame, Which scarce adversity can tame ! Whose equal tenor cheerly glows In torrid zones and arctic snows ; Whose nervous arm can thunders wield, And-reap Adventure's boundless field ; Whore limbs, proportionate in grace, Can sweep—the lightning of the ...
... last night the house again resob ed itself into a committee of the whole house upon the Arms (Ireland) Bill. On the Bth clause, which authorises the branding of arms a discussion of considerable length arose. Lord J. Rug. SELL moved the omission of the ...
... Lieutenant, rice Clement. lran Rojll CcUew, t» Major, without purchaio. Thonas Walker, of the Ith Poet, tote Major in the Arm. John Blakiat >o, of the Slit Foot, to te Major too Arnr. Fetich Maitland, of too Slit Foot, to boMajor to too Army, The unJermenlionod ...
... sad writ with folded arms nnlil It My pirns* lb* gorernment to make some sign. They want to knew what tba goranuaeot thinks of all tba agitation now going oo ; but tb* government will not •ay what it thiou. They know what Lord John Rnssall has to say tbs ...
... land Pekin, Stewart, from St. John’s (N. 8.) for London. Mumri Bs, June 25.— Pas-ed, the County of Pern, broke (*). Oerraid, from Biial d. Put in and proceed the Bna (a), Davi a, fr m» Hrlat for Swa.iaea. Pul in. the John Roy e. Jones, from Ron. n ; and ...
... • tion to the use of arms and the numbers of offences of each class committed there :—Murder, shooting, stabbing with intent to murder, assault with intent to murder, conspiracy with intent to murder, manslaughter, robbery of arms, taking and holding forcible ...
... Englishman the right to possess arms for his defence, and suited to station in but neither the common law nor the Bill of Rights ever was construed to give the right to possess arms not adapted for defence, but for attack—arms, either in quantity or kind ...
... Chamberlayne, John Newman, M. A. Coxon, M. Ingram, Grogan, M.P., R. A. Aspinall, W. Pinney, Dodd, M.P., Dillon Trant, W. Stirling, Robert Shaw, jun., Stuart Ferquharson, E. C. Jones, Jachson, Harvey, H. Prinsep, Page, Bishop Culpeper, E. 11. Greene, John Hardy ...
... original warrants for the caption of debtors, granted by John Shakespeare, as justice of the peace and bailiff of Stratford-upon-Avon, subscribed with a cross, and witnessed to be the mark of John Shakespeare. With regard to the papers which relate to ...
... Cart.—Large Silver, Mr. John Dobson; N. Silver linightian (2), G. Page, gardener to Mr. Catleugh ; N. Silver Banksian (1), Mr. Gaines, of Battersea. M. Shrubby Caleeolurias : in Sires; in Pots of Twelve to the Curt.--(1), Mr. John Dobson; (2), Mr. George ...