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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the 53d regiment marched to church yesterday morning, with their arms and accoutrements, as though on parade. The other four companies attended in the afternoon, in like manner, fully armed. A troop of the 3d dragoon guards arrived here on Saturday, from ...
... envelop and obscure — after having for years past gulped down the insults of Lsrd Pal* merston, tolerated the snubbing of Lord John X issell* and bent down his broad back to receive the castiga- tions of Sir Robert Peel, the hitherto well-concealed vanity ...
... Bullock, John M'Ouire, John M'Guire, u. rd George Henton, Allen Ralph, John Clark, JamesWly 'e, William Robinson, Henry Saddler, Edward Smsn William George M'Clean, Joseph M'Keon DavidMorw Robert Brown, Robert Wray, Henry Hall, Thomas tee John Steele, ...
... 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 ...
... the outrage:—Jamas Morrow, J deserving of the station hold amongst you William Bollock, John M‘Oulrs, John M'Oolre, juo., ,g j the of the ril Allen Ralph, John Clark, James Wiley, . placed [bear, hear, and chevrs]. Why Roblnaou Waniw Baddlar. Edward ...
... house-he meant what was ay called the Arms Act. He believed that every gentlemen nit would admit that the provisions for registering of arms n.- should not be givenup, and that the power of searching for ire arms should exist somewhere. Bit the act, as ...
... 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 ...
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... your sentlcmnts favour of repeal in ice Parliament. ,th« honour to be. Sir. mast; obedient servant, “HENRY SUdDßN,Secretary. Grattan, E*q., M.P.** >«r supersedeas was also issued ibis afternonp, refro«n the commission, by or.ie • of the Lo-d '’hristopber ...
... Eliza Ann, WAllister, St. John's, New Bruu.;wick. . . „ SHIELDS, 14.—Sid. Brocket and Rambler, Rio. SWANSEA, JUNE 11.-81 d. Sunbeam, Cuba. TORQUAY, JUNE 13.-81(1. Cubana, Cuba. CORK, I.— the Siren, from Dublin, to Bt. John's, New Brunswick, v as abandoned ...