... much upon wbat not. I now to what is the duly of soldier. It is bit 4ut« o .Hyht against the enemies histounlry. armed for »i. tack, or armed fort war for defence Thu u lb* sum and substance ot bis duly—if he is ever enpluttd for any other purpose, he is ...

... tabled at a public dinner at the Victoria Hotel, Killarney, on Tuesday next, by his friends in Kerry. H. M. ship Lynx, Lieut. John T. Nott, R.A. has arrived in Nneem harbour, Kerry, to join the squadron in the :Shannon. Capt. Crozier of the Terror, discovery ...

... Aberayron, Cardiganshire, where their pretence - ia needed. Entrrtainmbkt to the Sows of Burks. —ToeTi A body London police also armed here this morning, oil of Colonel William Nicol Burns, aecond son the en route for Carmarthenshire. poet, to hia aunt, Mr Begga ...

... for the speakers, was appropriated the acco- ration of the seme ho had witnessed that day . Perhaps \ re hbi*hop of Tuarn. John Power, U.L. Gnrteeu ; Alex- , . * *° fit# k.« Sunday Night.—Amid the many stirring poo his cons; ant exertions their favor ...

... prepared, and we shall consider of the bail in due time. DUBLIN, SEPTEMiEIt 27. ARMS AcT—lt is the intention of Government to supply printed forms of application to keep arms, and of certificates to obtain licenses to deal iu gunpowder, &c. which may be ...

... give it the most positive contradiction. On the night of Friday forty persons with their faces blacked, with sticks and fire-arms, went to the lands of Ballymacask, near Yougbal, where two men were placed as keepers on a quantity of corn, distrained for ...