... (Loud cheers.) It is neither more nor lesa than giving advice, enceuragement, and counsel to persons iv arms against their Sovereign — (Cheers)— which arms have not yet been so successful as to lead her Majesty's , Government completely to recognise them as ...

... came behind and struck at her with a poker. Hearing him coming after her, she put up her left arm to guard her head, and received a blow from the poker on that arm, which broke it near the elbow. She heard it break as distinctly as possible. She fell with ...

... ttectionary and rebellious proceeding in this i m. • Their names are as follows :— Edmond j ht . John Preston, Jeremiah Kealer, John Linane, j tockOrmond, John Brennan, Stephen Morrisy, j Sutler. James Day, Edmond Kennedy, Michael .n i and James Brittian ...