... moving the address. Lord Carew, in seconding the Address, thus spoke of the purchase of arms in Ireland — He could assure their lordships that the purchasers of arms were to be found principally among the farmers, and only for the purposes of self-protection ...

... bill would forth- with be introduced to parliament to give effect to this pro- posal ; and Lord John was sure that the House would be glad to hear that Sir John Burgoyne had consented to superintend its operation for the next three months. In proposing this ...

... the elbow of ri ?? arm, a crucifix; below the elbow, a tomb, weeping willow and the figure of a female kneeling at the foot of it , ontgj' of the wrist, heart, and the arms of Venus, with the lett«! W. P. and J. F.; inside of the arm, Hope, anchor, and ...