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... that no associations could be legally armed in Ireland without the sanction of tbe Lord-Lieutenant; and tbat tbe Lord-Lieutenant had decided npon giving arms to certain loyal societies, or to authorise them to take arms. With regard to th trifle and pike ...
... shoals of informers are offering their services to the authorities! Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., has directed his solicitor to apply for a criminal information against Mr John Reynolds, M.P., for the words attributed the latter in speech delivered Concil ...
... instrumental calling his countrymen to arm; and he considered it was the duty of the Irish people to arm to resist the tyranny of the Government. [Oh, oh.J It was supposed that the Orangemen of the North of Ireland would arm in defence of the Government; but ...
... l 'i John Greenwood, called At the Town Hall with £ the money, which had been found by his son, a hoy of five years age. About four o’clock on Tuesday afternoon the lad was sent from home with Ilia father’s tea. and «m passing the corner John DsUon-suret ...
... liner irk, .iluml Phi men, armed with 'uns. pistols, forss, .md ■ rooks, leapt their ambush, and. hemming in l■>tll is.ai-h.-s. way to make all rcsistaius* 11 navAiling. |hiss. ->-is) tlu*niM-lve» i||i- si-vit.il mads and the arm* lb.- guanis. ik-iug re ...
... the wnoJc *xpen»e, besides conttibuunit In r own services.- The insullaiiiin the newly appointed l.itd Itishop Chester, Dr. John Graham, took place on Friday, ilnt Cathedral Chinch Irs etc The ceremony considerable mteri-u the ancient city, and the choir ...
... LORDS—Monday. ARMS IN IRELAND. The Earl of ELLENBOROUGH moved for a return of all tbe arms and ammunition seized or surrendered in Ireland between the 14th of March and the 14th of ApriL He asked if the Government were prepared enforce the Arms Act of last ...
... were agreed to. The House then adjourned. Tuesday, Aoril IS. The House met twelve o'clock. ARMING IN IRELAND. In answer Mr. A. Hamilton, relative the formation armed association in Dublin, Sir stati-d it wn* perfenly true that association of most rctpwtalile ...