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... called an Inspector of the • metropolitan police, who, having -been duly sworn, deposed to his having seen Dr. Grey and Mr. John O'Connell sitting and acting as arbitrators at Blackrock. On cross-examination by Mr. HATCHELL, he admitted that he heard the ...
... since the incarceration of Mr. O'Connell and his fellow-martyrs. At one o'clock Mr. W. S. O'Brien, accompanied by Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., Mr. D. O'Connell, jun., Mr. Thomas Shaw, the Rev. Mr. Ferriday, the Rev. Mr. Hopkins, the Rev. Mr. Hughes, and several ...
... nimond, a Bill to facilitate the transfer of real Property; Colonel Sibthorp for the reduction of duty on insurances ; and Air. John O'Connell on the of Ireland, svith a provisional intimation of a contemplated call of the House. THE ADDRESS. Bp A ete t oeth ...
... citing the case of John Thorogood in an argument on church-rates. But bigotry has little discretion. The Archdeacon of St. Alban's not only cites the case, but stretches it unmercifully. The rate, for his five-and-sixpenny quota of which John Thorogood remains ...
... s. d. John Glover . 5 0 Henry Freer . 7 0 Thomas Bull . 6 0 John Clements .. 13 0 Sand. Freer 7 0 Eil2. Lucas ll 0 Thomas Smith .. 6 0 John Freer James Freer . 2 6 Mary Snutch . 12 0 Wm. Snutch . 5 0 Edwd. Burdett .. 7 0 John Snutch ...
... of that gentleman, and was created a baronet January 12, 1813. Sir John Owen, who is lord lieutenant of Pembrokshire, has been twice married, first to Charlotte, daughter of the Rev. John. L. Phillips ' and secondly, in 1830, to Mary Frances, third daughter ...
... would be any objection to lay before the House the opinion of the Government on the Clergy Reserves Bill (Canada.) Lorc;'. JOHN RUSSELL would take time to consider. Sir R. H. INGLIS gave notice that on Thursday, the 7th of May, he would call the attention ...
... of them, a house plasterer, drew up the other five in military form, and having ordered them to shoulder arms, carry arms, and trail arms, then gave the order to form two deep, and thus marched them through Market-street; the plasterer asking some ...
... :-- Whereas, in certain districts in South Wales, especially in the counties of Pembroke, Cardigan, and Carnarvon, tumultuous assemblages of the people, armed with guns and other destructive weapons, had taken place by night, and committed outrages of ...
... Robert Maitland Savill, Esq. John Wm. Egerton Green, Esq. Charles Hawkins, Esq. W. W. Hawkins, Esq. John Mann, jun., Esq. Thomas l'Estrange Ewen,Esq. John Garrad, Esq. John Posford Osborne, Esq. James Dalton, Esq. John Cobbold, Esq. Thomas ...
... lawyers will not be in want of business. (Loud laughter, in which the Court joined.)—Dublin Express. ANECDOTE OF HENRY GRATTAN.—He was SO straitened for money at this time (1765), that, in order to afford himself the means of increasing his library ...
... complete the Ancient History. London : Samuel Bagster and Sons, Paternoster-row. Recently published, MEMOIRS of the LATE REV. JOHN REID, of Bellary, East Indies; embracine Incidents of the Bellary Mission for a period of Eleven years, from 1830, to 1840: ...