... police force shall not be armed with deadly weapons unless called out upon some particular service-a service that could war. rant them in taking fire-arms (hear, hear, hear), but the constant habit of going to fairs so armed emphatically demands suppression ...

... Association, and ci-culaU- J on placards and bandbili* through tho county Cavan, and counties. Mr. GRATTAN scccndedtho motion, which was carried. Mr. JOHN ocoxxnu,, «h->. himself, was received with mo*»t enthusiastic p!au> dits, said, that hating had the ...

... th to add to their number.) ENGINEER. Bir John Rennie, F.R.S. ACTING ENGINEEB. 11. 1. Lindsay, C.E. SOLICITORS. Kobert Ross Todd, Ni lewry. Mesers. Frazer and Mitchel, and Armagh ; and 12, wick« »place, John Cuming, the Mall, Dublin. George Ogie, Esq ...

... party were armed with deadly weapons—I{ hope Mr. Greg rith my | will ear what Lam saying, and 1 im plore of him as a Chri tian ¢ lergyman not to allow those pe rsons who attend b th, Mr. deadly weapons. They may not it London | place to be armed with did ...

... way to Cavan was infermed by , that a large armed bad just passed bis Louse, taking the direction of Ballimagh. with the object of Laving inepection of the body, rode after them, and came in view of a large armed force, pear the chapel of They bad by ibis ...

... all eruptive maladies, frebles saowxles, &c To the complexion it imparts a radiant pbin a~nd a ?? and delicacy to the Hands, Arms, and Neck. I lC e 4s. Cd. and 8s. 6d. per bottle, duty included. C tt, sI ?? of IrATlofscontaining mineral astringents erly ...

... Plunkett, Robert, Granby lane Stephens, JosephJ, 44, Dame street Stephens. Charles i, ditto White, H Grattan, 19, Upper Saokville street Wisdom, John, 9, Fleet street Wisdom, Thomas H, ditto OLIVE MOUNT INsTIN A PUBLIC Meeting of the Wog01 5 will be held ...

... now to propose to you that talismanio toast which is comprised in the name ol O’Conrtell (load cheers). Our own immortal Grattan has said that watched the eradie ot Irish liberty, and that walked with iter hearse the gtuve. It is afifteting picture look ...

... receive .the benison t0 an example new organisation (loud cheer.). It J 1 Grattan, MP. Edmund the father of the faithful ?- . our bu.ine . and our duty to exert onrselve.-.t .. a John Connell, ill , M Mp .. Why, man, doth best.ide the narrow world, !ü bject ...

... agst Rowena 8 to I - Milton (taken) 12 to I - Ironmaester S to A Trueboy GOODWOOD STAURS. 10 to I agst Pythla 20 to I agst John o' Gaunt 13 to I - TheLibel 20to I - Glossy 18 tuo I- Queen Mab 25 to I - Warp 20 to I - Pine Apple 25 to I - BoardingSchool ...

... brut,us on arms . - r h and t-vneripnre have and aid iu any way bringing murderer or murderers j m i,,ee recommended to be acted with the view of »e reliance on you insolently denied. Our object not etery Irishman, and he (Mr. G.) left his arms in England ...

... from travelling by night. nlic nea- | auch acts a deal of misfortune «prince. havine. 9—Take no arms by dav, or by night, from anys \ ir best | have, more arms than you ever will have need for. 10—Avoid coming in contact with either the ion of | Police, ...