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... Combe, Harvey Chriftian Ofborne, John Cooke, Bryan Offulton, Lord ‘Courtenay, John Petty, Lord Henry Cranford, Robert Punl{\uhy. Rt. Hon, W. B. Crecvey, Thomas Porchefter, Lord De Blaquiere, Lord Po’mz, W. Stephen 3 Deat, John Raine, Jonathan Dickénfon, William ...
... and fat on the (tairs, waiting till the divifion thould be over. They were, however, feen io this ftate by the Serjeant at Arms, who conducted them back into the Houfe with due formality, much to the entertainment of the Members, who received kem with ...
... Sir Samue Romilly gave notice, that he should on Mounday move for the discharge of Mr John Gale Joaes, out of the custody of the gaoler of Newgate, ) .Mr Grattan gaive notice that he should on the 15th May next, mave to gefer the Catholic petition o ...
... Lucharist, nor from the Virgin Mary. No ; it arose from the penal code, that code which seized their liberty, their rights, their arms. Sce then to what this objection of immorality led 3 it went directly to a charge against England; for it said ¢« you have ...
... HEUSE OF COMMONS~Monnay, May 48 ' A few days ago, at Spofforth, near Kraresborough, ! — | ed 94, died, John Metcalf, commonly called B/ind | BREACY! @i PRIVILEGE. | Jack. He was born at Knaresborou,‘-ih in the ycag‘\ Mr Straw made his promised motion ...
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... 5 . On Tuesday, Sir John Newport stated, that as he understood Mr. Grattan was in town, he wished to waive his motion, which stood for Thursday, for an address to the Regent on the subject of distilleries in Dublin. Mr, Grattan afterwards gave a similar ...
... IRISH CATHOLIC PETITION. The following Petition, from the Catholics of Ireland, was presented to the House of Commons, by Mr. Grattan, on the 20th inst. To the Right Honourable and Honourable the Knights, Citizens, abd Burgesses of the United Kingdom of Great ...
... ‘ta distu:b, I bad the satisfadion of listening to -the untried, undaunted, unchangeable advocate of ghis couniry, Henry Grattan. 1 heard the words : of such a man with profeund and solemn emotion. . When addressing himself to your Lordship and the Cachol-es ...
... followed by the g tures of several others of thut most respectalye { ly. 'We have also observed the names of the 4 Hon. Heory Grattan, Lords Meath and Lisy Hon. James Butler, &c.—Dub. Carrespon, The Members of :he Bar intend proceeding; body, to sign the ...
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... TO THE RIGHT HON. HENRY GRATTAN. i “The Catholic Board should have feebly discharged the duty they owe to the People, with whese confidence they have been honored, if they had qmitted the first opportunity which presented itself, of sending forth to the ...