... person standing on the left side oftbe room, and quite close to the platform, cried out, It is arms we want; we don't want legal agitation; give Us arms, arnms. A great commotiou instantly arose, and there were loud cries of Put him out. The individual ...

... seconded by Sir John Preston, J.P., the report was adopted. Rev. Dr. Eloe moved a resolution to the effect that the shin deserved the support of Belfast and adjoinira counties. The motion was seconded by )Ir. R. H. Reade, supported by the Rev. John Macnaughtan ...

... advisers | : o of the Crown for the bene§i of Ireland was In ' either rejected or niutilst-d by the Lords, iln vwhile Lord John Ruassll declarel in the samne ! ar Senate that not~iing tira or stable vsas pos- JU siible in Ireland Inless the Government ...

... the procession passed-Eden-quay, O'Connell-bridge, Westmoreland-strett, College. green, Dame-streat, Parliament-f treat, Grattan- blidgL, and the northern line of quays-wero ;lined with thousands of spectators. Ail went well until the PArk was reached ...