... un'y themselves received personal benefit therefrom, with superior London made Gilt Ornaments over the day at the KE.VMARB ARMS, atwliich of the •lia, but t.iey invariably recommend it to their friends and Festoons; a Loo Table, with handsome Base Covers; ...

... the Deluge, and containing the arms of the trade, with the motto, Unanimity and Friendship.” The Coopers (Guild of St. Patrick')— very fine banner, drawn in carriage with four greys and outriders, and containing the arms of the trade, and motto. Prosperity ...

... prepared to address you this interesting occasion (cheers.) After considerable amount of subscriptions were received, the Rev. John N. Smith, of St. James’ Church, rose to address the meeting. Wc merely give an outline of most eloquent discourse, delivered ...

... surrounded by several hundreds, whom they describe as all dressed in women’s attire, with their faces blackened, and armed with staves and fire, arms. Their leader came to them, and entered into conversation, relating the grievances of Rebecca and her children; ...

... mob were so well armed and ready for action, that the dragoons could not enter the town until Monday morning, and tbecon flict that took place on Newcastle Bridge beyond description. The soldiers were thrown off their horses, their arms taken from them ...

... M'Qniliion, Tyrone; John Call, county Donegal; Patrick Kelly, Hugh Lynch, county Donegal; Peter M‘Cabe. Bernard P. Bradv, county Cavan; 1 Travers, countv Tyrone; John M‘Closky. John Gibbons, countv Donegal; Patrick O'Connor, county Fermanagh; John Hassan, county ...

... fotlowinc *• • the »utk>a« ef (be MMatera for Ihe omolds y#*r I. Tib Dublin Dittbict.—Do'olle—Re**. H. Prloe» J. B. GiUmna, John ll«|' M, W.lkar, E. R. Yoaa* 1 W. PariaMD, J»n« Bril. H. Dttfj, W. Kidd. A. C.aipbell, aaperaartararlet. KiDf»t«win-K«. G. ...

... to judge whether the arms described in the license corresponded with the arms produced fur marking or branding was be appointed ? The expanse attendant upon the of arms would considerable, for, in many parties who wUhed to have arms branded Would have teasel ...

... James Denvir, being -the sub. seriptions of eleven clergymen, viz., Rev John Haggerty, P P, Armoy, 11; Rev Sami Young, P P, Aughagallon, 11; Rev Rev John M'Court, P P. Glen. arm, 11; Rev RiEdw Nagree;y R C C, Randalstown, 11; Rev William M'Mullen, CC ...

... Arthur John Puck to be Captain, by purchase, vice Walker, who rcl()th Foot—Captmn John Cassidy Stock, from the 3lst Foot, to be Capt., vice Garvock, exchanges, Foot—Lieut. J. H. Ashurt to Captain, purchase, vice Horrocks, who retires ; Ensign John Smith ...

... William Follett, Right Hon. C. E. Law, the Recorder ; Right Hon. Sir George Rose, Right Hon. Sir John Beckett, Mr. Thesiger, Mr. Pemberton Leigh, Rig! ht Hon. John Wilson Croker, Colonel Percival, Sir Frederick Watson, Dr. Jelf, Captain Wyke, and his Excellency ...

... in the House of Commons, sod the leaders of the cabinet in the Hou«« of Lords; relative Ireland (cheers). hen (Mr Grattan) read the Arms Bill, and beard the speeches made her Majesty’s iu support of It. be felt it necessary call for assistance to support ...