... afford the necessary protection and to keep order The 12th Regiment of Lancers, stationed in the bairacks, w.-re kq»t under arms, so art a; a moment’s notice required. Just before o’chwk the executioner and the other officials appointed cany out the la-t ...

... Assembly, calling on them not to despair, but to redouble their efforts for the freedom of their country, to proclaim a general arming of the people, and to renew the oath they had taken to use all moans to establish the Republican principle. At these words ...

... Leighton Mary Ifowitt. Cousuclo. By George Sand. The Collegians Gerald Gniliu. Highways and Byways. First g er i,. . By T.C. Grattan. 7 The Convents Paris. .. Madame Key baud. Marian By Jirs. Hull. The Emigrants of Ahadarra. in. Carleton, 10 Rosa and ...

... Blancleardstown affair, advise any persons to get arms ? I did not. Or for any particular purpose ? I did not. The witness is handed a paper. (It was a placard headed Armed Opinion, and demanded the rescue of John eeIitohel). Did you see that before ? I did ...

... Maurice Brenan, rf envy D. Curtaycc, James Llnnegar, John Marim, John Lewis, Johu Dumas, M ...

... unitloene success in each of theta. But with regard to Mootean, when f Iit is recollected that tide stroeg place was providedawith arms, and that weitlsout conditions it surrendered on cspitu- latien when the breaches wvere opened aitd ithe Stunning s Iparties ...

... that on the 25th of September, 1548, the amount of uncollected rate due in Ircland was 00,0001, and that mere than 7,000 armed men were last year engaged in the collection of rates in that country ; and the Chancellor of the Exchequer had read statements ...

... r i plea fallacy. It was ia vain that capital was loves- (ham.) T i le pl y an witch the hill sestaked had el. red I. kid , arm I lot along ebb b th e reedy bees &Seemed by • e.g.l ess)wity, and ample, capital in its improvement. He £ a , he snow odethe ...

... the last year there were 32,000 of the regular army there, 4,500 pensioners, and a force of thirteen or fourteen thousand armed constabulary—men, be it recollected, who were not paid by money levied from the people of Ireland, but out of the funds of ...

... GOULBURN thought the hon. gentleman argued that it was in the power of the government to close the bank—(ironical cheers.) Mr. GRATTAN hoped Mr. T. Pratt would be dis; missed. Mr. REYNOLDS having said few words in reply, the gallery was cleared for division ...

... AM. Delivery fnlished I. I. 1 4 t A.M.t. PIElR HEAD, DUBLIN. Arm L 2C-Arrived-Ocean, steamer, Cork, Albert and W terwitolt, steamer, Liverpool; Sam and Elizabethl, Sonthanlmt(l5 barley; John and Anne, Southampton, bark; TontiseY, lver- pool, Indian corn; ...

... mitnite4 States, to Mary, eldest daughter of C. Patterson, Esq, of Chsughlb M.Mrch 1, at Gretna Green, John Glover, Esq, barristerzlava, if John's Grove, county Cork, to Elizabeth Catherine, seeauddxaugistr o' Henry Mitchell Smyth, EsqN, o Castle Bideuharo ...