... ts in ondon and Edinburgh, with the | order—the arms, of course, to be returned when tran- mmediately cox pleting the medical faculty.— every one. Reporter. | quillity is restored.” ‘To have given arms to the | as it was Dr y Quarter Assistant-Barrist ...

... there were—The late Lord r, his Lxcelleney the French Ambassador, Lord John Russell, tin.* Salisbury (l.ord Lieutenant the County), the Marquis of CUuricarde, the Lari of Cardigan, Earl Grey, Viscount I’ahnerston, M l’ , Ashley, 31.1*., Lord Hudley Stuart ...

... pressure of the crowd and prevent the occur- reucc of accidents. In the instance of a gallery erected in the rear of the Masons’ Arms public-house, the sup- | porting post.- had been placed upon the pavement in Swan: street. The landlord of the house was i ...

... were used them at Dolly Brae, were the identical arms which his Kxcellency bad placed their hands. short, the public were required to believe, that the Lord Lieutenant had thrown himself into the arms of the Orangemen, in IS4S, and that had thrown open ...

... Court-house, Belfast. The Magistrates present were—William Hunter, Esq., Chairman ; John Clarke, Esq., and J. F. Ferguson, Esq. Chas. lainyoo, Esq., Surveyor of the County, and John Coates, Esq., were in attendance. Not one cess-payer of the twelve nominated ...

... headed Lord John Russell—no, you shall not treat the people of Ireland if they were slaves—they shall possess arms as well the people of England—every man and boy of them shall liberty to purchaae and keep a gun. There shall registration of arms. The English ...