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... ivernment power of taking away arms from improper persons, from persons who were not of sufficient character and respectability to possess them. however, had, to a great extent, been utaavauime, because the people had procured arms, and were enabled to conceal ...
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... OF COMMONS. Frost, Williams, and Jones. Mr. F. moved address to the crown, praying her Majesty to extend her royal pardon to John Frost, Zephaniah Williams, and Wm. Jones. Mr. Waklev seconded motion.—Sir G. Grey, firm and indignant terms, denounced the ...
... fave, sisted thes he had called at the request of Sir John, to demand the restoration of thatithey hed returned. He, at same time, presented a bill for 1s. 8d. on account of some expenses paid by Sir John, when the parties were in France , and was paid the ...
... andl John No Ileeketh. Pi A. And also Fourteen COTTAGES, with Gardens thereto ne- 3, siectivoly beltreging. situate in Lrylsndieftoresoid, oceutried by John Iddron, Hugh Holden, Thorrao Carton, Robert B'uonell, Wllliam Cooke, Jrtho iiordoworth. John Ber~ry ...
... he no difficulty in the expedition under the command of Sir James Ross reaching Sir John Franklin, for Lancaster Sound was clear of ice in the middle of August. Sir John added, that he had great hopes of his nephew's success, as he was sure that what i ...
... Salisbury, Earls Cardigan, ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare, Skelme r dale and Stanley. 15 RUMOURED CHANGES I N T H E mINISTRY. --- .‘' °l ' moured in London that there is to he a mo dificatien • the government—that Lord John Russell shrinks ...
... Frankfon Assembly. In his ?? i-> the Second ' i Chain >>er. c mmuiiicaung the in exigence i.f ihe i !ec- j j tio:i of the Archduke John, his Majesty enleied a sort of protest against the ulterior decision of the i Assembly, announcing his intension 'o ipii! his ...
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... extending, as we have said, to more than seventy huge quarto volumes. The keeper of these curious records is no other than John Quincy Adams. What a rich inheritance, says the American journalist, will that book be for the future historian, political ...
... meeting. Some of the delegates asked how they were to come with their arms ? The chairman, to the best of his belief, said that every man was to come armed. He told them to «-ome ?? their arms in tbe J>e»t waT t.hey could. Some asked, 4 ' How could they come ...
... confederations for tthe purpose of declaring wAt against the sovereign, for seduicing orbribing the armed forces of the sovereign, and for opposing~them in arms il Oease'seduction and bribery do not succeed. He believed that the generil; 'opinion of the country ...