... yt pre of the late Reverend Prebendary of St. David's, eharch and of Dinas, eid in September, , Cardigan, which will was executed by 1846, with two in February among bequests, he lea the sum of 28200 ia the parishes of | Carmarthenshire, and at with efficient ...

... insults and buffeting, the hands of men in blue coats armed with truncheons. The spirit of no nation could live through such ordeal, if it be much longer continued. You may organise, and recruit, and arm, and what you cal 1 UU harvest/or till an European ...

... population, Referring to Mr. J. O’Connel!’s motion for the repeal of the union, he showed thai all the grievances of which Mr. Grattan complained in the trish Parliament, and which remained unredressed by that Py ent, had been redressed by a Parliament of the ...

... night by Mr. Keogh. Mr. H. GRATTAN followed on the same side. Mr. P. H. HOWARD assured the hon. member for Dublin that there was no disposition in the house to treat the measure in any light manner, as be had supposed. Lord JOHN RUSSELL briefly reviewed ...

... Ireland. He avowed that he had been instrumental in asking his countrymen to arm. the present position of Europe it was the duty of every citizen of every country to learn tho use of arms. For pun ose of giving proper expressiou the national will f Ireland, ...

... that country were redressed ; it was thus opposed Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. R. M. Fox, Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Reynolds. It was supported, as a needful protection to the loyal Irish, by Mr. Moroan John O'Connell and Mr. Grosan. The bill was opposed, as an ...

... Earl of ELLENBOROUGH moved for return of all the arms and ammunition seized or surrendered in Ireland between the 14th of March and the of April, and re\ marked on the reports of the manufacture of arms with which the Irish papers were filled. He wished ...

... emanating from he house of a working man nnmed Louis Archibald, 'his individual, who had for some time past been driuKlg hard, had armed himself with a small iron spear, the oint of which is ground like that of a bayonet; and, in reseuce of his wife and two his ...

... Drigg. Joseph Lancaster, Keswick. Edward Taylor, Ainstable. John Barker, Carlisle. James Dixon, Great Corby. Thomas Gill, Wetheral. William Goodfellow, Seaville. James Roucledge, Warwick. John W. Ivinson, Jonathan Porthouse, Wetheral. Joseph Longcake, ...

... to death—that was not treason. In reference to the king's troops, the king's lieutenant at the head of them was attacked an armed party, or prevented from pursuing the object they had in view—in that case it was high treason ; hut, on the contrary, it was ...