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... asked them to give up their arms and he would protect their lives, and would give them five minutes to consider whether they would give up their arms. did not say anything further. They told him they would not give up their arms Did not see any firearms ...
... Teast, thirty or forty gu ns outside the house | | and gave the lett or to his hen, le armed with pikes. There were, to Kilkenny, when [came up great number of peop armed with was returning, mounted, Js from boy in all, about arime d men about the house, ...
... small number of fire-arms. mortal man resemble the Almighty attribute, though. It was impossible that Traut swore what was correct, at an immeasurable distance, as in extending mercy, when he said he saw a great number of fire-arms—it if they expected ...
... ? Come rouse to arms, 'tis avow the time To punish past transgressions 'Tis said that Kings call do no wrong. Their niard'rous deeds deny it; And since from us their power has sprung, Wye have the right to try it. Come rouse to arms, &c. ?? starving ...
... Henry Kennedy, Esq.; William C. Dobbs, Esq.; Stewart Blacker, Esq.; John and R. Hornidge, Esqrs.; John Flnnemore, Esq.; Mrs. and the MissesFionemore, Bally ward House; George Wolfe, Esq.; John and Haraill Stewart, Esqrs.; Marcus Main pay, Esq.; Captain and* ...
... hy nn armed pnrty. saw a 1 of from ft on the hill fronted ns. .The Hon. Mr. French, magistrate, wna with our party. A portion of the people, to -he number of 200,’ came down to meet the police, who also advanced to meet them Fbe peasantry, armed with pikes ...
... Mercantile Assistants* Club in Dame' Street. Belonged to Churcb-street station. Thought never saw the Grattan Club Cumberland.street. Was searching fur arms yesterday with his Inspector in the house on Constitution-hill. Got directions come down here after ...
... charge against Mr. O'Brien was, that he endeavoured by force of arms and military array to effect a revolution. And did they not find him Mullinahone, Kiltenaule, and Ballingarry with armed multi. tndes ? It was said he wished to protect himself from arrest ...
... ‘There was also another document found—namely, an address from the John Mitcliel Club at Euniscorthy. This doeument was sent by men who felt vexed and offended at the conduct pursued towards John Mitchel ; but I ask you whether you will allow that to affect ...
... client has been made out. have explained to you the principles of the law, and I have shown you that the fact of appearing in arms is not enough— that it must be treason within the indictment, and that if that be not proved, you are bound to acquit the prisoner ...
... Where was the mark of the bullet ? There was not one scrape any one of the entire body of |police. How unlike the case of John Frost ! Here the officer only imagines, dreams, and thinks was hurt or wounded, hut neither hurt or wound has been found on ...
... Mercantile Assistants' Club iu Damestreet. Belonged to tho Church-street station.— Thought never saw the Grattan Club in Cumberland-street. Was searching for arms yesterday with his Inspector in the house on Constitution-hill.— Got directions to cume down here ...