... up their arms, and he would protect their lives, and would give them five minutes to consider whether they would give up their arms. He did not say anything further. They told him they would not give up their arms. Did not see any fire-arms with him then ...

... carry arms? But it was the busiuess of the Attorney General to prove that the arms were procured for treasonable purposes. Did they say or prove for what purpose the arms were procured; Did th-y at the police office say why they wanted the arms of the ...

... OURGESS'S NEW SAUCE for GENERAL aP PURPOSES having gained such great approbation, ami the demand for lt continuing te increase, JOHN BURGESS and SON beg most respectfully to offer thustheir best acknow- ledgments to the publicfor their liberal patronage of ...

... He would gain Ireland in three months. The only arms he saw with the people were a gnn and a bayonet. Mr. O'Brien told the country people to go into the country and get from the farmers as many arms as they could find. Left the commons at seven o'clock ...

... might mean cither an actual appearing in arms, by the party charged; or it might mean that he had incited others to appear in arms; and he might be guilty of the crime of levying war, if others appeared in arms, although he did not do it himself, provided ...

... l did not. Do you know Mr. James Johns >n, of Woodlands, county Donegal, and did you play any tricks there ?— I did not. Did you swear you were a person who could marry two of his servants ?— 1 did not. Do you know John Greer, or Green, tanner, Ballyshan ...