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... origin, and the remedies that might or might not be supplied by the legislature or otherwise, he had no concern. The law had armed the magistracy of the county with authority to swear in any number of persons to keep the peace, and he would advise them to ...
... of Breadalbane, the Marquis of Tavistock, Earl Fitzhardinge. the Earl of Zetland, Earl Fortescue, Viscount Duncannon, Lord John Russell, Lord Worsley, Lord Oranninre, E. W. Pendarves, Esq., M.P., Rowland Alston, Esq., Right Hon. Edward Ellice, M.P., Lord ...
... by purchase, vice May; Frederick Wellington John FitzWygram, Dent., to be Cornet, purchase, vice, ; July 23. Ist Regiment Foot—Captain William Eleazer Pickwick, from half-pay Unattached, be Captain, vice John Wells Butt, who exchanges, receiving the d ...
... Capt. (In the Committe.)— Fourteenth clause (persons carry- ing arms may be apprehended if they refuse to produce license and tell their names) read : — Amendment proposed, after the word arms, to insert the words between sun- set and sunrise : — Question ...
... Brilliant Corran Ditto Daniel Djer Corunna * Vigo Pas Vilaarnll merer Diana Miller Ditto Camilla Mules Ditto John Willis Willli Aurea Ditto Ditto John Pepper Ditto Ditto A. Sobinsoa None . Ditto Ditto Express Edwards Smith Ditto Ditto Wibgrtre Wallace Ditto ...
... way under the operation of this bill. In Committee on Arms (Ireland', Bill : Viscount Clements—To move amenaments.. Mr. M. J. O'Connell—To propose a clause giving compensation to those whose arms are damaged in the process of branding. Lord Eliot—To move ...
... prepared it and drove him to the Breeknock Arms. J drove him to Mr. Gulliver's, the surgeon. I saw Mr. Gulliver a few minutes before the carriage was ready, in the barracks, Regent's-park. When we got to the Brecknock Arms they got out and walked on a short distance ...
... Hon. John C. Spencer, of N ew York, Secretary Treasury. I OP The Hon. J. M. Porter, of Pennsylvania, Secretarl Of The Hon. David Henshaw, of Massachusetts, Se cret. ' the Navy. e The Hon. C. A. Wicliffe. of Kentucky, Postmaster-Gel The Hon. John Nelson ...
... the work of destruction they fired off 15 volleys, and then immediately dispersed in various directions. They were all well armed, and disguised in women's clothes. On Wednesday night, Gurrey-fach gate, near Llandilo, was completely demolished; and the ...
... disposing of arms shall give notice to the Clerk of the Peace, under a penalty of was then proposed. Mr. W. S. O'BRIEN thought the penalty too high, and proposed that it should be 10s. . • Lord ELIOT said the clause would not apply to dealers in arms. The Comniittee ...
... husband, and by the ;r the poor woman had raised herself from the i n a mom en t s h e f e ll i n t o th e l an dl or d' s arms. 111t/'ll tid 1 -5 ' ejaculated ''i 0 dear--she gave one deep t ae 4 rfo w a corp ' se. Joseph • Cripps,Cblacksmith, the 1‘ ...
... British Minister the day.—(Hear.) It had often been •aid dsriac the debate on the hideous Arms Bill that was bow jroiog its Murse through the House of Comwous, that the Arms 8.1 l was passed the Irish House of ParPam»nt. So bet those who made that observation ...