... he gave his guarantee for the purchase of five hundred stand of arms. •d' Dublin, 22d April, 1848. 1 Dear Colonel,—l have set on foot, with others, a subscription 4 for supplying arms to the well-affected amongst the lower classes, for the protection ...

... call made upon them ; but, with a few exceptions, the Irish members treated the summons of Mr. Grattan with neglect. The following were present :—Mr. Grattan, M.P., Meath county, who presided; the Lord Mayor (Ald. O'Brien), Cashel; A Id. i Fagan, Cork; ...

... wider which he made his proposal were widely different from those which surrounded Lord John Russell in July. He had n o t to state that there were any persons now in arms against the Sovereign, that there had been any immediately recent insurrection, or that ...

... The principal are those of Mr. John Spencer. of Manchester, whose liabilities are stated to amount to from 12,0001. to 16,0001., and those of Mr. Charles Pooley to between 25,0001. and 30,0001., whilst those of Mr. John Robinson, of Stockport are between ...

... Russell, Mr. Ley, Mr. WOll4llll Ley, Henry Ley, Mr. John Durrington, Mr. it. Chalmers, Mr. J. Gods*, Mr. W. C. 8. tlunnell, Mr. 0. Whittana, Mr. 0. Dyson, Mr. R. K. Gibbons, Mr. Rowland. Mr. A. Joao. Mr. John Clementson, Mr. Booth, Mr. T. E. May, Mr. 8. Smith ...

... said he was a plasterer, and had been at work at one of the adjoining houses, but had fallen down the tiles, and injured his arm, and in his agony had clambered up the wrong roof, which was the reason he had entered the house. The waiter observing the marks ...

... would be redressed, no beneficial measure would be introduced ; but Lord Clarendon would become Ike great gaoler of Ireland, armed with authority to seise upon every one who ventured to oppose the Government now in adze or agitate upon any useful question ...