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... recourse to arms to oppose a foreign Power ? Not one. Why then should there be in the present case, when if foreign Powers were not the principals concerned, they certainly gave counsel how to act, exercised influence, and even afforded arms ? M. OCHSENBEIN ...
... compensation for excesses he had encouraged. 3. Sandilla's encouraging ills followers to repel her Majesty's troops by force of arms-4. The failure of the commissioner to bring Sandilla te reason. After enumerating these grievances, Sir Henri announces his ...
... Dukes of Richmond, New castle, Buckingham, and Montrose ; the Marquises of Salisbury, Exeter, and Downshire ; the Earls Cardigan, Airlie, Stanhope, Warwick, Hardwicks, Delaware, Digby, Kglinton, Desart, Carnarvon, Malmesbury, Lucan, Bandon, ilton, Lonsdale ...
... ten in Tipperary; and of the 118 robberi es o f arms, 20 were in Clare, 50 in Limerick, and 19 in Tipperary. The robberies of arms in these three counties are 73 per cent. of all the robberies of arms in Ireland; in Limerick they are 42 per cent., with ...
... Palmerston has declared, it is taid, that he would not permit an armed interrention in Switzerland. M. Guizot regrets without doubt, at present. his conduct favour of the Sonderbuad, and his sending arms, which has only ended defeat. Let, therefore, an intervention ...
... call into exercise the immense productive resources of Ireland by a large, a g M enerous and a comprehensive policy. r. H. 'GRATTAN thought there were other modes of probing the wounds of Ireland than by the bayonet (cheers from the Irish members). The ...
... Devonshire, schoolmistress. Joseph Lowry, Raffles, Cumberland, joiner: - John Jeayes, Upper Brixham, Devonshire, lieutbnant in the navy. John Day, Bagber, Dorsetshire, farmer. John Abell, Lyng, Staffordshire, furniture caster. Daniel Corns, Womborne, S ...
... wife, by putting opium into a cup of tea. From the evidence of complainant (a sickly-looking woman, carrying an infant in her arms), it appeared that the prisoner had for a long period illtreated her in a most shameful manner. She. had lately occupied a ...
... prisoner would be required to surrender at the present session, and enter into fresh recognizances for his future appearance. John Walker, 25, was convicted of uttering counterfeit coin, after having been convicted of a similar offence, and he was sentenced ...
... she now stood in a hateful and shameful pro-eminence of crime, and toe trusted that effectual measures would be taken to dis- arm the peopie, and to protect life and properly. After sums observations from Esrls GREY and FITEZWILLIAM, the address was agreed ...
... recourse to arms to oppose a foreign Power ? Not one. Why then should there be in the present case, when if foreign Powers were not the principals concerned, they certainly gave counsel how to act, exercised influence, and even afforded arms ? M. OCLISENBEIN ...
... of 151. for manfully defending property under his charge. Seven people near Ballyvoe, who pursued an armed party so long and so closely that the arms were dropped, have received gratuities. A party of constables cap, tured a notorious offender in a cave ...