... neighbourhood. Licenses for Arms under the New Act.—Par- sonstown, Dec. 29.— 0n Monday, at 10 o'clock, Major r_iestly took his seat on the beuch, in the Court house of this town, and opened a court for the registration of fire- arms. He was accompanied by ...

... Bombay D. Cannon, St. John's, N.B. John Willis Demerara Rover, Longstaff, Petersburg Liverpool, Irving, St. John's Percy, Scott ?? Petersburg Entered Outwards. Hebe for Terceira I Warlock, Bell , for Madras Castle Lachlan ?? I John Willis Demerara Princess ...

... Indeed, never was j the necessity for a dramatic seminary made more apparent than in the case of the three male debutants— their arms either hung listlessly by their sides, or were uplifted with a sort 1 of windmill action iuto the air; the absence of the knowledge ...

... artillery ■ ...

... r0die ' Moses Montefiore, John Lemon hf P^T' J ' Ha ' Ue ?? ?? 0 * l V> Ch «les £c_r , S_T- D ? fc^ d T Md ' J ° hn Walsh - Edm « nd An- Price '£p e ?? l l a >k m ** J - R - Mackenzie, Robert ?? Fr £ denck Hamilton, John Hall, John B. ter Kaye. l Barclfty ...

... Northamptonshire, has been presented by •-- ■ Earl of Cardigan to the Rectory of Storton Wyvihe, (»»«■ I wise Storton Beudench, in ihe county of Leicester, tacan ■. s j by the death of the Rev. John Davies. I There are not less than 27,000 persons on j ...

... Esq. ; Deacon, John; Esq. Sherwin, John G bsq. I Dixon, John, Esq. Simpson, James, Esq. r Dodd Henry Esa. Simpson, Robert, fcsq. >f Edg_;,wlmam,E ?q . Smith, John, Esq., Havenil Edwards, William, Esq. Smith, John, Esq. * Epps, ...

... Lord C. W. Packe, Esq., M-f • Chaml.erl.un H Broadley Esq., MP. The Earl Delawarr John Stewart, Esq. M.P. Th. Earl of Lonsdale Hubert de Burgh, Esq. The Earl of Cardigan Major Aldrick The Earl of Egttnton A. Grant, Esq. His Excellency the Prince Calli- ...

... up their I arms by a day named. 4. New manufacture: sprat oil. 6. j Letter from Dr. M' Hale to Lord John Russell; a special com- mission for the trial of offenders is opened at Limerick ; sketch Of an Irish landlord : mark of respect to John H. Howe, Esq ...

... leopie in that ball to arm. (Cheers.) Now he called on them a second time to arm, arm, arm! (Loud cheers.) Had they armed lour months ago, they would bo four months nearer their liberty that day. Let them arm ...

... Ossulston Sir F. Booth, Sir John Walsh, Sir W. Pell Bathe, Sir John Kynaston, Sir Wm. Abdy, Lady Lyndhurst, the Hon. Miss Copley, Lord Suffield, Lord Foley and the Hon. Miss Foley Lord and Lady Beauvale, Hon Bowes Lyon, Hon. John Fortescue, Hon. Henry Stanhope ...

... that they should be opposed by force of armB — (Cheers) — a time, Sir, when persons are ad- vised to arm themselves, and told that if they procure those arms they win gain a signal victory, and tnat the soldiers and the police will not be able to withstand ...