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... D! ARMS. Mr. MACiUIRE wished to bring before the consideration of the house the importance of adopting improved breech-loading arms in the British army. Within a very short time be had bad an opportunity of testing two or three breech loading arms, and ...
... for the committal of Mr. Smith O’Brien te the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms being agreed to, and the § er issued his warrant accordingly. Shortly afterwards the Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at the bar, and, being called ay y the Spraxer, said, “ Sir, Lhave ...
... great credit for their pursuit of these ruffians. It was an attempt to rob the house of fire-arms, but we are happy to state the y were isappointed, the arms having heen removed to a ther room on Sunday last from the room they had been kept in for twelve ...
... number The Crisis, containing the verses forming the acrostic Britons to Arms. Joseph Swann was then tlied, along with Robert Swindells, Joseph Burtetishaw, John Stubbs, John Richards, and Joseph Sutton, on indictment for a seditious conspiracy at the ...
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... testimony than that in que f two individuals who Sir John Malcolm, from the lips o could not be swayed by any such feelings as those we have alluded to—men whose views in general, and political John views in particular, are as opposite to those of Sir ...
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... Penrith ; the secon by John Robin- son of Sockbridge Mill ; Mauls Meabarn, the third by John Robinson of After this a sweopstakes of £3 10s. was awarded as follows :—Ist, John Hudson, Wall Field ; 2d, Anthony Wilson, Askham ; 3d, John Hall, Good Croft ; 4th ...
... Tickle, Selby, & Co. Arrived at Greenock, the Highlander, Donald, from St. John's, N. B. sailed thence 26th July. In lat. 54, 11, N. long. 18, 0, W. on the 20th spoke the brig John & Sarah, of and from Maryport for Richibucto, out 12 days. PORT CARLISLE ...
... marriage settlement. The man died in few months before his death made the will, by w ihe gave three gurdens te Mary Nixon, wife of John Crosthwaite, jumped over Ms tha, and gave the property in dispute to his grand. daughter, Ann Ss ane to man named Pape. The ...
... were wounded at the same time. the in the and Prinee Na- poleon in the of the arm. It being found that the could not hold his sword firmly, and that in bad been prince's arm, from whieh the blood was decided that t was at an end, yo Pi the of the gartice ...