... he constant necessity, even now, of maintaining a large force in it, and preventing the people from arming themselves hy the act for registering arms, should teach the advocates of Russian rule, that fifteen thousand men are a feeble bond for securing ...

... forwrard very reluctantly ; and several others declined coming forward all. Neither of the county members attended! Mr. Henry Grattan wrote a frothy and foolish epistle, he offered some apology for his absence ; but Mr. Morgan O’Connell neither was present ...

... told Lieutenant James While, they intended searching house for arms. I told Mr. White arms were there, and pave him key of tea-ehest, where would get General Grose'* permission for keeping arms, and General Lake's protection for my house and property. They ...

... following gentlemen were chosen: —For Belfast district —Valentine Whitla, S. G. Fenton, J. Blair, John Clarke. J. MTier, William Webb, Charles Thomson, John Getty, Janus Macnamara, and Daniel Davis, E»qrs., Ballymurphy ; Lewis Reford, K>q.; Dimdonahl, 11 ...

... management of the institute: —Alexander Mitchell, Wm. Hadcliff, John Thomson, John M’Vickar, G.C. Hyndman, John Boyd, Hugh M Kendrick, Hugh Rennie, John Hind, jun.; Andrew Murray, William Bloomfield, John Cinnainond, William B. Allen, I). ...

... Bedchamber, Mr. F. Sheridan; the Gentlemen at Large, Mr. Barron, and Mr. John Hamilton ; the Master the Horse, the Hon. (J. Vaughan, and the Hon. Mrs. Vaughan; the Ulster King Arms. SirWm. Bet ham ; the Cork Herald, Mr. Betham ; the Dublin Herald, Mr. S ...

... his wages? Would that the landowners Ireland would imitate the good Sir Richard Musgravc, or his lau- ] mi nted brother, Mr. John Musgrave. the estate Z those gentlemen you will find independence and comfort Would such landlords join in the heartless cry ...

... TO LORD JOHN RUSSELL. ergo Germania Martinum Bur-crura insignem hwroticum. Pet rum Martyr cm ct Bcruarihnum Oebintun, hujusfarinae . quos partim in Acaderaib collocant ulla iraus dilipcntia ad Juvcntutis deception cm. Amphora sli|)«Midia Uucero Martvri ...

... matter m the bands of thi 0- .* l made to -arrv tbi-view ino. eff- ; they the op|n). bouse, and content himself with moving Phat John Joseph ha(i ,„ rnu ; r ..,i„ ~f parliament assented and Lawson, the printer of the me*, ordered to attend the ■ (>t , lb:(t ...

... an armed |*osse, who had proceeded to the scene of these depredations, with a view to the entire dispersion or arrest of the trespassers and the protection of the public property. In the correspondence between the governor of Maine and Sir John Harvey ...

... Chamber. kindness. The meeting of to-morrow will adjourn to this Athlone Pursuivant of Arms. day week, and then w ill hold it in the Cobourg-gardens. or Sergeants at Arms, bearing the Maces. the ground enclosed next Glasnevm Cemetery, or on Master of the ...

... and accompanied the procession, were enthusiastic in the highest degree. The different regiments lining the streets presented arms his excellency passed, their respective bands playing “God Save the Queen,” circumstance which added the enthusiasm of the ...