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... more than eight days.-6. Any person calling upon the people to meet in arms is to be imprisoned for nut h so than six monks nor more than one year. —6 Any pers on netlearing such armed assemblies mute order of the police is to be imprisoned for not fewer ...
... management of details, that the mode of collecting tithes, as Mr. Grattan forcibly said, by a subordination of vultures, wan a grievance to every farmer and peasant in the country. Mr. Grattan likewise argued that a great portion of the people of Ireland—namely ...
... sold at the beat price of the day, to be turned into gold or silver for remittance to and use on the continent. The death of John Jacob Astor, the greatest of American capitalists, is announced by this arrinl Private advicea estimate the mass of property ...
... statute passed in the reign of Philip and Mary, descended upon John, the late earl, who was the eldest son of the testator. An inventory of the articles mentioned it, the bequest was made by Earl John, who delivered a copy . of such inventory to the executors ...
... of their laws. their bayonets, and their gibbets. The end was at hand ; they should get arms and prepare, for the fentence of Mitchel must ba reversed by the arms of a freo people. (Cheen.) Mr. RICHARD O'GORMAN likened the condition of Ireland to that ...
... Prince George of Cambridge, the Duke of Beaufort, Lieut.• Genera. Viscount Harding., the Marquis of Worcester, the Hari of Cardigan, and a brilliant staff. the men entered the circle shortly be. fore eleven. The regiment immured about 300 strong, and went ...
... WINDSOR. TEIVIDA7.—The royal dinner party at the Castle Shia arming will the Dueller of Kent, the Pries.. Amelia or Hotwalohe Sahillinpfant, the Nonnaaby, Lady Alma Maria Dawson, Bassesde Dowager Lady Lyttaltoo, Major General and Lady Labelle Weer, Lkut ...
... Do. sures . towerda Ore Croft armed with gum sad oikaa Its .De. I unwell, and went hems. time after he was called 16 spew to go to the market-place in Hyde. He did so, no. do . -.. .. u 011 and found 60 or 60 Men armed with guns and 4 . pikes standing ...
... and, the Earl est Cardigan, Viscount Exmouth, Viscount Hardinp, Lord Ward, the Eight Hon. Fox Muds, M. 0. de Bisamict, the French Minister, end two Attadies, Baron Austrian, Sir Edward Cust, Admiral and Lady Emily Dandle% Lord John Hay, and Messrs. Parker ...
... Itoraby, M.P., C. Shaw, Hicks, John Jaws, Jones, IL Wysill, Murray, W. Mayhew% It. T. Bowden, M.P., C. F. Waiting. F 1.1.11 Mansur,- The Duke of Weillogton. John Lktveton., z•zatrang., Sir Adolphus Dalrymple. Sir John Dolt, Sandwich, J. J. Wemms, CB ...
... privileges. It is a bill which confers the' power to impose a tax, sad if taxation be not politics we know not what is. Lord JOHN'A distinction (without a difference) between political and sanitary measures is not original. During the anti-slavery and anti-oorn ...
... the fight, and that he replied that bad a newspaper which seised, and the papers found stones were very useful where better arms could not be had. there taken away, but they did not find a single line from Now, in the name of common sense, did any one ...