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... name of a detective police. Mr. Morgan John O'Connell spoke of the bill aa a mode- rate measure, which permitted the use of arms in private dwal- lings, except in disturbed districts, and only prevented the use of arms when they were carried for tbe purpose ...
... Robinson John Gamble Wm. Rawling Lee Gosling William Shuttleworth William Grandage William Swarm Andrew Gouriay John Saville Charles Gover Titus Salt, Crow Nest Joshus Haley John Smith, Manningham James Hepworth Lodge John Hill William Stead ...
... 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 ...
... Illingworth John Smith William Savage John Booth James Diggks Benjamin Tankard John Diggks George Lee William Cooper G. G. Tetley Wm. Lythsll - William Milnes Thos. Duncan, Otley W. Brooke John Carter A. Dick Lewis Morgan E. Tetley James Firth ...
... 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 ...
... minutes before six o'clock ; but Lord John Russell, who had come into tbe house in course of the evening, asked for leave to say a few words. Mr. Bright had said that this was a question of principle ; he (Lord John Russell) did not view it as such. He ...
... 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 ...
... hundred and forty seven. THOMAS ROUTLIDGE. JOHN CUMMINS. Witness — John Mason. Mr. John Tomlin Hors&ll's Assignment VJ OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that by an Indenture bear- 1> ing date the Twentieth Day of April, 18f7, JOHN TOMLIN HORSFALL, late of Bradford, in ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side ?? * nd the Bar or Ciain * croM the Highway leading to «»ney and Revy, (the Tolls arising at the ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, tbe Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley or Reevy, will be LET ■ BY AUCTION ...
... suffering the bill to be introduced with an after purpose to throw it out. Mr. Roe buck blamed Lord John for suffering the bill to be introduced at all. Lord John had confessed to the ex- penditure of 9,000,000/. for Ireland ; adding 2,500,000/. for ?? presentments ...
... Moor, Great Horton Lane, Little Horton Lane, Bowling Lane, Ambler Thorn, Soper Lane, Bierley, Shelf, Stone Table, the Cardigan Arms Inn, on the Leeds side thereof, and the Bar or Chain across the Highway leading to Burley and Revy, (the Tolls arising ...