... Hearf hear.) The hon. member for Meath had defended use of arms. If, however, the authorities saw men with this bill, but had given only a poor and equivocal support blackened faces and arms m their bands, they would of jj Majesty’s Government. The opponents ...

... transparent lull. The following is from the Lmtrick Chronicle :— Monday evening, between 5 and 6 o'clock, fire armed men attacked the house of Mr. John Tuthiil, of Kilmore, near Groom, in this county. Mr. Tuthill and his family were from home the time, consequence ...

... committed, and lodged in our county gaol, two of whom are charged as being the perpetrators of the murder of the late Rev. John Lloyd, of Smith-hill, near Elphin, and 10 as being parties to the conspiracy to murder that lamented gentleman. Another c ...

... Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the hon. number for Nottingham had thought proper say that (Mr. Grattan) knew nothing of history. return he might be allowed say that the hon. member himself knew nothing of it. When the h&n. member said that Mr. Grattan was a ...

... state of the Chancellor’s health continues. COXC'ILIATION-HALL BRAWLS. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., has directed his solicitor apply for a criminal information against Mr. John Reynolds, M.P.,for the words attributed to the latter in a speech delivered in ...

... injured. Lord John Russell throws himself into that side of the question. He also disparages the vote of Convocation, denies it any just weight with the Crown, and calls it “an unworthy pro“ ceeding.” On the other hand, the persons to whom Lord John Bussell ...

... and let a short bill be brought in for giving the Government power to increase the police force, and for the registration of arms, and with such other clauses as might be necessary, bat so framed not be capable of being turned to vexatious purposes, as ...

... poor law is the only engine that can effectually reach him. It was, then, a singular perversity of reasoning that led Mr. Grattan to assign absenteeism as an argument against a good poor’s-rate. We could scarcely believe our eyes when we saw it stated ...

... who voluntarily gave up his arms some portion of his cess. He approved of that part of the bill which conferred upon the Lord-Lieutenant, instead of the local magistracy, the power of authorizing individuals to carry arms for their own defence, but in ...

... supposing there is a call of the house, and a member does not attend, that he is taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and afterwards discharged on the payment of his fees. I think if it should so happen that there should be call of the house ...