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... or in- tended. ARMS LICENCES IN CLARE. Mr. COX-I beg to ask the Chief Secretary to lthe Lord Lieutenant of Ireland whether John I Heuchey, of Bodyke, county Clare, a farmer and blacksmith, has been deprived of his licence to carry arms, and thereby prevented ...
... the liceAv5 granted to the following persons, all resideat ia the county of Kerry, to carry arms and aramr: tion-viz, Geo Hilliard, Billeragh, Kils!hesane; John Barry, do; Patrick Carroll, BeenliospUcl, Knockanure; Patrick Cronin, Beakelly, Finige; Maurice ...
... three fortresses, with three corre- sponding ones in the south, form the second line, behind which lie the great plates d'armes of Paris, Lyons, and Lille. The defences of Paris have been immensely increased, and sot extended as to render the town out ...
... Sir Gavan DuIffv, Charles Dawson, Lord Emly, .5ir Samuei Ferguson, WVilata lJ Fitzpatrick, Edmund Dwyer Grr Dr ! Atkinson, John T Gilbert, Bishollp Iea'y. Pccifessor Ingram. Commissioner Litton. too Primate, Lord O'Hapau, his ?? the , Judge, Dr Walsh ...
... supporters on qu a the plea that Ireland could be well governed, the 1, from London by a capable English Minister, ISt- 1a armed with no powers beyond those provided + . 1e by the British Constitutkn. We still seem ! Ca ,e to hear the indignant eloquence ...
... O'Farrell, DI Shelley, John F Quaid, M Gibbons, John Rooney, John J Conroy, Al Fegan, e 31ichael Lynch, Timothy J Hunt, George Lynch, J D Ilaugh, Wm Lynch, Prosper J Liston, John Kelly, P J st O'sullivan, Wm Leahy, J Barry, James Egprn, John ...
... Lord ESHER looked upon the bill as a most H dangerous one. A case of burgl of the gravest M) kind-where the burglars were armed with re- s volvera, and were disguised with crape masks- fa might under it be eent for trial at the Quarter u Sessions, and ...
... eds of noblic meeting held at Stratford, London, a n-udier ties auispices of ti'e Li' :cral and Radical Club, and the ?? -y Gra-ttan Brancn 1 N L, per T Fitzgerald, irog7 £\s'bd per ;l ichiel ac iurphy, Esq, 31Calle jIoriia. Iluenc's Aires, £L is ; Robert ...
... attention had been caloed w as to the fact that a large number of names upon a Bca- petition from Llanon and other placesin Cardigan-. mis- shire againas the disestablishment of the Church ,nds- in Wales were in the same handwriting, and such eend signatures ...
... apology, including letters from the Marquis of Tweeddale, the Earl of Derby, the Earl of Nortlhbrook, the Earl of Seiborne, Ab- John Bright, 31; P Mir. Leonard Courtney, 31 P; Nr. W S Caine, X P, and many members of Parliament. Mi-. J Chamberlain then ?? and ...