... absolutely requires Had the Arms Bill been less opposed and been more stringent, there would have been less necessity for this. Instead of arms being taken away from individuals, they have been put into the hands of the ill-disp»sed. Armed persons go out night ...

... person, aggravated assault, assaults endangering life, in cendiarism, killing or maiming cattle, demandingand robbery arms, appearing armed, administering unlawful oath:, sending threa•ening natiees. malicious injury to property, and 6. into dwelling-houses ...

... a her infant in her arms, was shot from behma cowardly assassin (hear, hear). She her&ei, lingered miscarried and brought forth a still-born enm *, hj [is* her wounds for two or three days, ana me * ...

... nn h a s g iven a not unfair statement as to the injustice will pursue. When I said that my Right Hon. Friend would arms, appearing armed, administering unlawful g oaths, oaths, sending of the motion to leave the consideration of the present Bill, have ...

... MartiaVle-Onuid, London. , Just published. Foolscap Bra. cloth, price 7s. 6d., AEISTOCRACY of ENGLAND; a His- X for the People. By JOHN HAMPDEN, Jon. Cromwell.—What then is the great root of hU our grievances ? Aristocracy! Give us their true history, and you ...

... Lady Howard, Lady R. Greville, Sir Henry Webster, Sir John and Lady Anne Beckett, Lady Elizabeth Dawson, Lady Boyer Smith, Sir H. Willoughby, Sir Andrew Barnard, Sir Charles Kent, Sir Henry Webb, Sir John Lowther, Lady Carrell, Hon. 0. Toler, Ike Hon. James ...

... (cheers and counter-cheers). What waa the state of Ireland, when they saw instances of png. onnt women, with children their arms, shot from behind a hedget (Cries ‘‘Ob!’* sad “Nssso!) The name was Fanny M‘Kerrall —aha was the wife of wood-ranger in the ...