... deposited, and the d. scription of those arms. Information was thus given to all persons who wished steal arms of the places where any description of arms might obtained. If attempt at robbery was unsuccessful, and the arms \vere left upon Hie premises, the ...

... fishing rivers in the copaty. On night last, the weir at Velingigfran was destroyed by well-armed, who met on the common at Eglwyswrw,) prj miles from Cardigan. of their intention, The Marines were ordered out from They had as but by the time the Rebeccaites ...

... rmed, who met ou the At twelve o'clock Sarl Stanhope arr niles from Cardigan. le. At this time th cheered by the p notice of their intea- 30,000 persons a ssembled, and the Comu rom Cardigan, but hy impassable. her Mathew e was no trace of the Sarl Stanhope ...

... istols, a quantity of sory 1843. two new pis were discovered. my lords, that certain Swansea, to land have con at the Mackworth Arms, They are indef at of the United | 0’ ‘clock this afternoon and in of unton, or have become | efforts to preserve riew to forward ...

... utmost fortitude and resignation, Mr. John Plowman, son., leaving large circle of relations and friends to lament their loss. On Wednesday last. Charlotte, daughter of the late Mr. William Williams, of the Abingdon Arms, Market-street, aged years. ...

... station, and his arms, ammunition, ice., were carefully inspected. During the night sentries were placed at intervals of twenty yards, the entire round of the works, the remaining men sleeping in their accoutrements. with their arms loaded by them ; the ...

... outrage, he to tell be m that he must come custody at once. Some argument aud not go on to laid hold of Henry M organ by the arm. “Tb ave the base traitors to Jed Re: aud endeav immediately surrounc from the corner in wl consideration, he was bringing his ...

... no part hi the active uppor.ition to the Arms Bill ; but when Sir Robert Peel found the majority of Irish members opposed to it, he should base withdrawn it. As a Repealer, he asked on what authority Lord John Russell had as•erted that the IRepeal meetings ...

... on many precedents. The pensioners had been called out by Lord Grey's Government in 1832-3, and by Loid John Russell when Home Secietary in 1839. Arms had been put into their hands, but without the organization now proposed ; for then they were act as mere ...

... left ear. The eyes we peri and the face was otherwise y has been injured and blow vis forced on every mind Her right band and arm were dread! humanity, justice, hands clenched, as if defending hers » persisted in, ‘A man, named Harding, immedia o the complaints ...

... succeeded warding it off with his left arm, which was cut across just under elbow-joint, to the extent of upwards of four inches, the incision extending to the bone, severing all the arteries and leaders of the arm. The wounded man was immediately conveyed ...

... latitude as ministerial gifts and capabilities, and. in giving the Ibesby ies the power of deciding on the nature of objections, armed them with power to inquire into the particular character and habits the objectors, or. in other words, invested the Church ...