... you saw there did ho appear to manager or director ? Yes, sir. Did you tee any arms brought there? I have frequently seen arms brought in and out again.' What kind of arms did you tee brought in and out? Sabres, guna, and bayonets. I was in the Fenian ...

... Mr. Morant, who exclaims, |“ religion be damned,’’ and whose name has lately figured in connection with the importation of arms and ammunition into his part of the country, for protection, of coarse, against the Fenians. But, turning our attention for ...

... assemble, some o( whom, it was said, were armed. Shortly after the sol* diers who were out on leave had to retire for safety to the barraoks, but two of them were assaulted, and are now in hospital Two armed patrols and one body of the 10th (unarmed) ...

... groaned, nearly twenty years had passed awßy without witnessing any effort of our people to redeem their lost independsree by an armed effort—the only means by which enslaved nationalities ever regain their riahis, of which by superior power or canning they ...

... Parsonstcwn bench of magistrates. Present —Thomas Hackett, Esq., D.L. chairman j Lord Oxmanstown, D.L.; John P. Grome, Richard Baekett, and Henry Grattan Curran, R.M., Esqrs. poor child aged about ten yoars, and in most pitiable condition to dress and appearance ...

... have met with the foulest abuse, and that Henry Grattan, that most devoted of men, was stoned publicly in the streets of Dublin. Bat such trials these did not for one moment affect the patriotism of John Mitohel or of Smith O’Brien; and did he not go down ...

... Commons —Grattan moving the Declaration of Independence’ work of great merit. The great statesman appears in the foreground, and around him 148 good portraits of the leading men of his day. Who but recollects how dear Davis sung this ? When Grattan rose none ...

... the North. It might bn British, * but it wasn’t war.’ There is a pent-up wrath that needs bnt little stimulant to take the (arm of aotion. The Fenian leaders are busy in taming this {soling to praotioal aooonnt. There is an apprehension expressed in more ...

... in it, and reached o.gdensbnrgh about three in the merning. Murphy charged 100-dollar bill in that place. Some of them were armed with revolvers, and also appeared in the morning with a good outfit, though they left Cornwall poorly clad. Murphy left directions ...