... country ? Did not every one acquainted with Ireland feel assured that if, unfortunately, the misguided people who were now in arms in that country provoked war, that war would become religious war ?—(hear, hear')—it would not only be war of the poor against ...

... collision having taken place in Ireland between a portion of her Majesty’s forces, or the police, and the persons at present in arms against the Queen ? Sir G. GREY—I have not received any letters confirming the information contained in the newspapers; but ...

... agitator, residing at Kingstown, was lately refused a license to keep arms in his dwelling, whereupon he immediately took out a game license, under which he is entitled not only to keep arms, but to march to Slievenamon with a battery of light sixes, if he ...

... DEATHS. Ang.ll, st Arra,after a protracted tlloeea. Anne,wife of John B.Graves, Esq., E.M. for the county of Cavan, and only daughter of the late James Howlin, Esq., of Ballycronlgen. In the county of Wexford. June IT. 1947, et Block Drift, Sooth Africa ...

... of N — Applying for Arms’ Licenses. Chester and lolyhead Railway : Chester Station. Flint Castle. Holywell. Abergele Station. Grand Military Demonstration at Berlin. British Archaeological Association at Worcester : Group of Arms found on the Battle Field ...

... om . n Catholics were excluded. v . Qt the house lately for tbe due last June Mr. revolution. It is not a pillage by force arm- same system—he saw the same leaven, and used M . GROGAN asked if the statutes bad been submitted no , d# wM London ; his clerk ...

... 50 well armed men within an hour, without ar- q Uences 0 returning their beastly habits of intoxicatillery oi engineering implements. The wonder is. not j take care h»t they have not brought down this dreadthat 500 peasantry, wretchedly armed and und ...

... desperate parties were in arms against the constitution. The right'hon. gentleman belonged to one of those parties, and deserved death. I couldt not join the rebel I could not jobi the government. I coulld take part with neither.-Grattan. August 1, 1848. DEAR ...

... Heaven will become of those who have not one morsel of any kind of food to support their famishing famihea ?—i6u/. Sir Augus John Foster, a Privy Councillor and G , has committed suicide at Branksea Castle, in fit of insanity. For months he had been suffering ...

... bring tbe case before tbe llouae of Lords:— The Queen “We have read the challenge put in by t> f'h* prisoner, John Martin, iu this case, to John Martin William Duff, one ol tbe Jury by whom J *- ; ' Martin was tried and convicted, and the demurrer to such ...

... man, although he was Irisha man whose greatness was, not long since, acknowledged by the Premier of England—we mean Henry Grattan that the nac'on that insists upon the humiliation of another is a foolish nation. What is the object of these organs of English ...

... Mallow. M. E. Corbally, Meath County. John O’Brien, Limerick City. M. J. O’Connell, Kerry County. Robert Arcbbald. Kildare County. Robert Gore. New Ross. Hugh M. Tnite. Westmeath. James Power, Wexford County. John Collett, Atblone V. F Hatton, Wexford ...