... Government security Bill]. IK. Lords— Threatened insurrection in Ireland : the Earl of Ellenborough's motion for :, return of arms seized ; the Alien Bill. Com- ?? of the Crown and Government Bill : dis- cussion on bringing up the report; copper ore duties: ...

... Corry, F. Leyeson, G. Cavendish, Cavendish, Cust. Lumbt.n, Cholm.u.deley, John Boyle, Arbuthnot, Charles Ashburaham, E. Phipps, F. W. Cowper, Ferdinand St. Maur, Wilbr_ham, John Stanley, Henry Stanley, Arthur Douglas, J Astlev, St. George Foley, Willoughby ...

... OKI •'>>. TrESDAY, jrJLT 25, 1646, ♦ SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS ACT IN IRELAND. Last night the Bill, introduced by Lord John Hussell into the House of Commons on Saturday ■was laid on the table of the House of Lords by the • Marquis of Lansdowne. On ...

... can spare is laid out in the purchase of arms. Their eager desire is to till— to shed blood. Many thousands of pounds have been spent by tbe peasantry within tbe last twelve months in the purchase of arms— of arms of which the avowed purpose is to kill ...

... business would i not be proceeded with in their absence. Sir A. Brooke trusted that the Government would take care to have arms and ammunition ready for the use of the well-affected. Mr. Herbert asked what was to become of the Landlord and Tenant Bill ...

... should take place. Previously to quitting London, Lord Hardinge will have an interview with the Duke of Wellington and Lord John Russell, in order definitively to arrange the outline of his plan of operations : the details, being dependant on circumstances ...