... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... diocese of Guiana, £3,000; for the diocese of Jamaica, £8,250 ; and so on. The colonists not pay for this trumpery—foolish John Bull finding the needful for all sorts of extravagancies at his expense; yet the colonists cannot hut look at the imposition ...

... Dromore, Omagh, enclosed in letter to Mr. John O'Connell. He also handed in Al Bs, per Messrs. Cross and Owens, of North Quarter Ward, Glasgow, who states that iq consequence of the resignation of Mr. John Lynch, at the general meeting the ward, held ...