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... for a single armed man effectually to defend himself against a host of armed savages. The very gun which he carried became the inducement to waylay and murder him. He would prove that for every armed herdsman there were always 30 or 40 armed Caffre robbers ...
... District, as inspecting officer. NAVAL COURT-MARTIAL AT MALTA, ON. LIEUT. • JOHN FRANKLIN, R.N. The Malta papers publish the sentence of a court-martial whereby Lieut. John Franklin of her Majesty's b r i g S na k e, Commander the H on . Walter Franklin ...
... between us, and winch must ever check the freedom and speed communication attainable on land, still proclaims, In tbe days of Grattan, that we arc not and cannot be identified as one country, and every reference to past and present circumstances proves that ...
... of martial law, the Whig Coercion Act, and the other Coercion Acts which afterwards succeeded it, the Arms Acts, and more especially the last Arms Act, which I may designate by way of distinction, the branding Act. Disturbances have frequently occurred ...
... M«rt'n,c.». t to the' Eagle. Commander —Wro. Crispin, to the Victoria aoi] Albert yacht, vice Hall, ptomoied. Lieutenanti —John (1841) and Georg# Hancock, to the Eagle; Lord Charles Boiler 1844), udtlitiomil to the Medea; F. H- Mtepbena 11H4J), from the ...
... Flags. C Serjeants at Mace. \ Coroner and Officers of Corporation. _ §, Town Council — Koar ami Four. Councillors. 3 g John Jeffery. John Groom. W. Dennis. £ a T.B.Hewlett. F'raneis Parker. J. P. Lloyd. 5* a. Wm. Higgitis. Tlios. Phipps. Tlio-;. Hagger. ...
... which, Mr. Hamilton tcll« u«, i» now in •Uto dissolution —he has been the inmato gaol but that very imprisonment ha. trebly armed for the impending conflict, in which the most cherished ynriletre of the Irish people, the punty and impartiality Tf the Jury-box ...
... 'minion to man other tnat • a ,an also or toe colleges, 1 beg to say that it is neither more nor I t Viol 01 , , such, arms tieing lest duly eXPIII. I leas 'a a rice falsehood; et no colle g e with oldie.' according to the lawn of et., and recorded ...
... . Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prince, entered her travelling chariot at ten minutes to twelve ; the troops pre- sented arms, the band played God save the Queen, and the carriage, with it. escort of cavalry, proceeded rapidly towards ite destination ...
... surgeon ».k. to « Richards only daughter of J. C. C. A. lUrtland, Esq. at v John's fliurch, Paddington, the Rev. Wm. Frederic * * • Chnst Chur, h College. Oxford, second son of •' John Wingfu ’d. on. Prebendary of Worcester Cathedral. se» ...
... to cruiae in the Mediterranean, and purposes visit Naples, Malts, and Constantinople until the spring of next year. Earl Cardigan has arrived in town from Scotland. Lord Southampton has had select party at Wbitllebury Lodge. Ilia lordship has bad excellent ...
... Arenf Clay T. W. Bacon; and W. T. U. Smith, Shipowner. Chfden Francis Brown. Colchester and Wirenhite —John 0. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefebure. Ship Agents. Core of Cork N. G. Seymour, Jan., Ship Agent. Cowes—Thomas ...