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... and the man asked hilln where hia fire-arms were. The lady was then ordered to leave tile room, which she did, imploring the fellow not to murder Mr. Meall. To this he replied that all he wianted was fire-arms. Mr. 31eall directed him where to find a ...
... Herefordshire Regiment of Militia-Sir John James Waisham, Bart., to be Major, vica Barnaby, M.P., re- iignel, February 4. Dorsetshire Regiment of Militia - George Thomson Jacob, Esq., to be Lieutenant-Colonel, vice John James Smith, E .sq, promoted, February ...
... dressed, fiir blackened, acid armed, entered the hoitsc of Patrick Liddy, neiur Sitepperton ; they tecoicnded Ihis firecirms tutid beat L him severely, cut hiss much ocs the hietid, citit teicrly brolce ocie of lila arms. Mr. John NI'Malton, of Balliccacraggy ...
... assassination. T're reverse of all this was the case itl Ireland, and therefore he thought that tite government ought to be armed with some extraordinary powers. It had, hoovever, been said that before those imowers were granted, remedial measures ought ...
... and though victory crowned our arms, it was accompanied by a fearful loss both of officers and ment Of the former the country has to deplore the hero of Jel- 3alabad, the gallant Sir Robert Sale; Major-General Sir John M'Caskill; Major Broadfoot, the ...
... themselves with his efforts to that end should be forgotten. (Cheers.) The toast, Lord John Russell and her Majesty's Ministers, was drunk with three times three. Lord John Russell said—Mr Lord Mayor and gentlemen : In returning my grateful thanks for the ...
... The Minim? 11 present were, Lord John Russell, the Lord CbancelCriU Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Minto, Sir Geonre Grn Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor P*' chequer, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobhouie Campbell, the Earl of Clarendon ...
... lawts. On this sulbject I trilesys trdvortred a fixei dutny, rtrd I ti ntiot disposed[ to ciarriri nirirt opinion now tot' Lird John Risselil. I wicis rlutays art advocate fer it modilicirtiort of tire cornr-ltrii', hut Slot for is totitl re- puril of ilirii ...
... fifty sixty others, armed with bludgeons, those circumstances would certainly not appear as favourable if the man was found from his house during the prohibited hours in a peaceable neighbourhood—not congregated with others, although armed with a bludgeon ...
... those whj took arms under Monmouth; but what were the circumstances for which the three persons, whose case was under discussion, were punished They had raised a body of four or five thousand men, some of whom were armed with fire-arms, some with scythes ...
... tle whol prot-adiings of the yealr. We possedd a vote orf Coil eill tie C 1:01eilIt ?? esernice. Ill tile ye c- 181H Lord John Rluosell gave notice of lis roslthition, ria it flore!ig whealt hort:l bel admitted lit a fixed ditty of So. i1 q.l'trt. The ...
... theiA thtit honouritble member had ad- nn initted titere Wo's any ground for the clit:rges ulade ad ngainst tlne. P. Lo Ierd JOHN MANNERS shtotltd like to l'mnowv what tlIE It; reai ji'tentitus of tle frtliera of the itit. Wcre. The ATT ENcY1NE~AL thought ...