... the Irish Arms Act, and lie pledged himself that while he lived no Englishman should brand either himself or his arms. They would rue the day when they called his countrymen savages, and they would make them rue the day they branded their arms. (Loud ...

... Red Lion-square : and Mr. Foster, Man- Fifths bud-sereet.-JOHN PEMBEIte ON, Knostrop, Yorkshire, soap bailer, May I and June 1, at eleven, et the Court 01 Bankruptcy, Leeds. Auer. cheater.-JOHN MA RUNG, harneldswick, Yorkshire, farmer, May 16 and Liverpool ...

... Mahahana, where they had raised entrenchments, which were defended by 1,000 armed men, with three pieces of cannon. On the 17th, the Governor, M. Bruat, landed with 441 men of all arms. The redoubts were carried by the bayonet. The rebels had 102 men killed ...

... Conciliation-hall of that fortunate district. All this time the authorities seem to have been utterly powerless. A man named John Taggart, who was believed to have fired the first shot from the house, and had been seen to kill or wound three persons, was ...

... --July 4, Hugh Parker OMey Shore, John Brewin, and John Rodgers, Shef- Company's Service, egad 27, at Bombay, on the 29th of April. under my measure if the bullion were reduced from 9,0 0 0,0 00/. to field, bankers.-July 2, John Harford, Bristol, and Ebbw Vale ...

... ELIOT repeated the argument that the security of the church was provided for by the Act of Union, citing the sentiments of Grattan, Plunket, Canning, and other advocates of the Catholic claims, in order to show that their concessions would not affect its ...