... famine year, 1547, Ireland was so peaceful, in spite of the appalling poverty which prevailed, that Lora John Hussell’s Government decided to repeal the Arms Acts. Disastrous results followed, and before the Session closed the Crime and Outrage Act of that ...

... bodies of that creed now took up arms, formed reg iments in several districts, and placed themselves entirely under the command and control of their Protestant officers and fellow-subjects. All was unanimity in the armed bodies, but a general discontent ...

... 100-s sums money, amounting in all £92 with intent defraud.’’ Mr. John and Mr. Tughan nppeaml to prosecute, and Mr. das. Alexander represented prisoner. STATEMENT MR. CORMICK. Mr. John M’Cormick said tho fraud iierpefrated the prisoner was of somewhat ...