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... e provisions the possession of arms are urgently required ; and, aa a means preventing the lending of registered arm*, tracing and recovering arms which have been stolen, and of delecting (he oolicenecd holders of arms, the proposed system of branding ...
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... Thursday, the Hth of June, at Bt. Peter’s Church, the Venerable the Archdeacon of Kmly. John Robinson, Esq., of Herbert-street, to l•abella. youngest daughter of the late John Boyd, Esq., DIED. the Instant, Villa. Upper UaroldWrosa, James, third son of Charles ...
... speech of Mr. C. Buller. on the Arms Bill, the following extracts : *- In Ireland there was an Established Church, ever insult and eyesore to the country, forced upon the majority of a reluctant people arms, and by arms bills. They had. on the other hand ...
... Andre** Booth, 2.*»1 8d; Ditto. 301 Us; Stephen F.rq. >ll 8d ; l*rl Belmore. 261 10* 4J ; chard Young I. 661 4J; Ditto, 16*81 ; John O'Brien. Esq. ,,: 14- BJ. LsiOßklii.—Anne >n. ...
... hastily snd said—Did understand you, young gentleman, to say that the persons whom you have proposed are armed repealers ? Mr. 9yrne—No, not armed, but ardent repealers (laughter and cheers). Mr. nrit himlrd 1021. from Croom. the contribution from vilUer ...
... been no other business transacted worthy notice. F.cn o’Clock —Consols for Account closed at Spanish. 19$. The Countess of Cardigan is recovering from her late severe indisposition, and tier ladyship, when able to travel, will leave Pnrtman-square for the ...