... that the armed forces of the sovereign ought to be seduced or bribed, and that if seduction or bribery did not succeed they should be opposed by force of arms—when persons were advised to arm themselves, and were told that if they procured arms they would ...

... repeal papers, that several of the Irish members would attend. Amongst those present were Mr. Maurice O'Connell, M.P., Mr. John O'Connell, M.P., Alderman O'Brien, M.P., Mr. Richard Keatinge, M.P., Mr. N. Maher, M.P., Mr. C. Bianconi, &c. The chair was ...

... with the highest distinction by the Ottoman anthorities Of Janina, where his partisans were not only allowed to retain their arms, but were even paid out of the treasury of the Sultan. Hafiz Pasha, the Governor, had proposed to Grivas a high rank in the ...

... on the Arms Bill to which he had transferred the debate, and explained the reasons why he had opposed and should oppose it in all its stages. No one was snore anxious than himself to suppress atrocious crimes in Ireland or to strengthen the arm of Government ...

... right side of the chest, under the arm. I raised him up, and he rallied a little. Mr. Cuddy wont to get some assistance, and some men came with a board, on which Cal. Fawcett was carried first to the Brecknock Arms, where we were refused admission, and ...

... the. farmers and others joining arms to prevent the enemy. corning at the honourable member. By-and-by Mr. Blackstone appeared at the door of the bank in the midst of a band of most determined-looking fellows, armed with short sticks, who kept so close ...

... of LONDONDEURY asked the Marquiu or Lansdowne whether the documents which had *been published as having passed between Lord John Russell and certain of the bishops in the matter of Dr. Hammlen's appointment were authentic and official ; awl wilt/awl , ...

... have settled, to already begun to grow wool for exportation Th e • number of building societies registered up to 6, 1848, by John Tidd Pratt, Esq., was 1427. the 24th June the number of building societies' 1455, being an increase of tmenty-eight since L ...

... the subject of total abstinence, which known historic or poetic incident adapted for a re - 3 per Cent. Reduced South Sea Old Arms had been discussed at a large meeting of the reclaim- presentation in painting. 3i per Cent., New ed drunkards, fro Baltimore ...

... the sayings and doings of John O'Connell, and of the delusive character of the Repeal movement. He spoke with much severity of the priests as instruments of crime, and concluded by hoping that the Lord Lieutenant would be armed with sufficient power to ...

... Cambridgeshire: Yorke L; Towneley ; Lord G. Manners C Canterbury: Smythe C; Lord A. Conyngham IA Cardiff: Dr. •Nicholl C Cardigan : Pryae Cardiganshire : Powell C Carrickfergus : him. NV. 11. E. Cotton .- C Carlisle: Dickson L; Hodgson C Carlow: Sadleir ...