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... dazzling. From the Custle to the House the flag ways lined with troops, and as the pageant passed each battalion presented arms, drums rolled, bands played, officers front saluted, and the colours lowered to the representative of Majesty. And why should ...
... Francis Alexander Colmsn. Gent., rice Welman ; Ueury George John Bowler. Gent., rice Warren. *7th.—CapUin Janie* floyd, from the foot, to be Captain, vice Rlakc, who exohaugra; Lieutenant Lord John Chichester be Captain, witlmut purchase, viee Brevet Major ...
... Powell, M.P., and ex J.P.; John Macnamara, JP. ; Robert Dillon Browne, M.P., ex J.P., and ex D.L., and Repeal inspector of Connauitht; the Head Pacificator, Charles O’Connell; Hugh O LogMen, JP. ; John M‘Mahon, J.P.-. John F. Blake, proprietor the Culwai/ ...
... the , Irish regiment standing him, and the eagle of France j took an unusual flight before the valour that nerved the Irish arm (cheers). He was made duke for all that (hear, hear). | His first vote in the House of Lords was a vote against the Catholics ...
... to the ultima ratio of an arms bill. If the people of Ireland were resolved to be in possession of arms, it was not such a paltry measure as this which would prevent them ; it could no more deprive the people of Ireland of arms than the one-gun Martello ...
... by taking awav the arm's of the people. What then could be a worse legislative enactment than one which failed to accomplish theobject for which was passed ? Many of the outrages committed in Ireland were not the result of bearing arms ; the greatest excesses ...
... what good it has Lucius O'Brien, having pledged himeelf to , , e ri arm of this haughty arbßrea, of t for ten a our peace, as he very sa.Vly might, I .heir destinies?_»nd if that arm were paralyzed. , our Jf«t«r.s-««r farmer, are into the town, they have ...
... Stockport, against the Irish arms bill, and in favour of a repeal of the legislative union between Great Britain and Ireland. Mr. P. HOWARD presented a petition from Carlow deprecatory of the spirit and principles of the Irish arms bill. Sir D. ROCHE presented ...
... Liberator, Hewitt Bridgeroan, Esq, M.P., Robert Dillon Browne, Esq., M.P., the Right Rev. Dr. Kennedy, M. O’Connell, Esq., J.P., John Forster, Esq , Mathew Reddan, Esq., Dr. Sampson, Moynoe House; James F. Connery, Scariff; Edmond M'Grath, Esq., Kilbarron ; ...
... the ,dtima ratio of an arms bill. If the people of Ireland were resolved to be in pose. ession of arms, it was not such a paltry measure as this c which would prevent them; it could no more deprive the h people of Ireland of arms than the one-gun Martell ...
... murder, shooting with intent to a assault with intent to kill or do some grievous bodily haen hery of arms, taking forcible possession, assembling in arm ministering unlawful oaths, refusing to aid the Queen's of &e. The conviction for offences of this descri ...
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