... the path of freedom(cheers —the formation of an armed National Guard in Ireland. (Loud cheers.) This resolution called on the council of the Confederation to report on the best means of organising and arming such a body. (Loud cheers.) That was their answer ...

... with an gous measure into the House of Lords. They are at this moment labouring to modify, by U “1 call on the people to arm arm. arm eyet p terity, substituted the word réivlated. ‘The Duke narchy ; therefore, Sir, [ do not see why this petition Bill, ...

... wore present, rt 3l‘Kihbin. F.v|., M D. the Chair; S. K. Mulhollattrl, Richard Hull, W. G. Andrews, John Charters, John B ...

... raat For further particulars, app? re L _ BOOT AND SHOE WAREHOUS BY 9, CASTLE-PLACE, (BETWEEN DONE ALL ARMS T, LEA CIN? AMOND TAKES ua. ii. direct attention to the Stock he ha hand, consistin, of Ladies” Wool-lined Carriage, Overal and 1604 Wool, Ik, ...

... Banlieu, were under arms ly de- cipal streets, and the Palais R 1, were closec rd and | down | Heo, the Queen of Scotland confi- from Hamburgh, arrived this mornin we (T influx | put in possession of the following intelligence : The Arm 14.—On Tuesday evenin: ...

... weep thy hapless lot— Jones deserted, Uurgoyne forgot. (Laughter.) Government has admitted the arming of certain bodies here. Surely they did not want arms at the Dublin Society when thep have valuable assortment of tomahawks. As for the College, I, as ...

... people possess arms. Their ancestors who bad carried the Revolution of had preached the same doctrine; and the necessity was be deplored which devolved upon the government, of depriving the people of Ireland of the privilege of possessing arms- Mr. Butt then ...

... first-clu>!» St cum ships. / •• Vfllv piti.'M'f-;. I Captain v / W KUVAI. WII.I.IAM. W captain WILLIAM WILLIAMS, the KOVAI. Capt. JOHN’ BATTY, FROM BELFAST, (From Dunbar t-Dock.) THURSDAYDec 2«. 11 o'clock. Forenoon. FROM DUBLIN. TUESDAY, ..Dec. 2C. at o'clock ...

... in 1784, £7 10s. In reference this lock of hair MS. Library at Stow© contains an original document in the bandwriting of Sir John Cullum. who was present when tho remains wore exhumed, and who subsequently presented the relic the Duchess Dowager of Portland; ...

... assemblage of a number of persons with arm*, whether they made an attack on her Majesty’s forces or not, would amount to the levying of war against the Queen, provided the jury were satisfied by the evidence that the armed assemblage contemplated effecting ...

... Foot—Lieutenant Thomas Robert Drummond Hay Captain, by purchase, vice Douglas, who retires ; Ensign John Chetham M‘l ...

... marriage was tried at the Gloucester Assizes, on Tuesday The plaintiff (Mary Philips) was lady of 43. the sister of a merchant Cardigan, and the defendant (Thomas Charles), who was 46. attorney in that town. They had known each other for nearly twenty years ...