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... seveteiy burned on the lace, arms, neck, and chest, *o much •o, that her recovery doubtful. LIST OF THE MAJORITY OF 524, (Tellers include.!), who voted morning favour of the motion of Lord John Hu&scll. Acheson, Viscount Fergus, John Ord. Adam, Admiral Fergusson ...
... Walker Wexford County • ’John Maher, James Power Yougball.. John O'Connell ENGLAND AND WALES. Abingdon.. Thomas Driffield. Albans, Saint.. Hon Edward Haibottle Grimston, and Henry George Ward. Andover.. R Ettwall and Sir John Walter Pollen, Rarf. Anglesey ...
... Assessors weie, in some instances, allow large sums, and constables policemen were paid for keeping the peac-u the county of Cardigan the shei iffs actua.ly charged the caduiates for silver thrown among the people. (Loud laughter.) in Bedford, all the ir ...
... hundreds of amateurt were present. The Right Hon. Isaac Corry, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, fought the Right Hon. Henry Grattan, a Privy Councillor, and leader of the Opposition. The Chancellor was hit. He also fought two others. Metge, Baron of the ...
... xbar-Tippebart.— On Sunday night last, between nine and ten o'clock, four armed men went into Nicholas Scolfield’s respectable fanner’s) house, and commenced a fearch for arms, when one of his sons went out and called four or fire of bis neighbours to ...
... from Roscommon, for an iitional number of representatives for Ireland. O’CONOR DON supported the piayer of the petition. Mr. GRATTAN regretted that the Irish Reform Hill was different from the English one, and contended that as fains the machinery of the ...
... Lieutenant-General, not having-a regiment, no return ; as Lieutenant Governor Isle of Wight, no return ; pension for loss of right arm on service, 4001. Bernard, Hon. W. Smyth ( Bandonbridge),Captain ; half pay, 127 L 15s. Chichester, Lord Arthur (Belfast), Captain ...
... stand of hel(1 era ry on Tuesday, a cow which was arms. driven in to he sold, calved in the market place, three County Galway —On Thursday night last, ca | ves about the hour of eight o’clock, three men armed, jj RTICUIiXURAIj Novelty.—ln the garden of his ...
... IRISH DISTURBANCE BILL. MAJORITY. Acheson, Vise. Dobbs, C. R. Maxwell, Henry Bateson, Sir R. Evans, G. Maxwell, John Belfast, Earl of Young, John Meynell, Capt. ; Bernard, Hn.W.S. Ferguson, Hr R.A.O’t allaghan, Hn.C Blayney,Hn.Cap.C FiUgibbon, Hn. R. O’Orady ...
... country. Hon. Friend the Member for the University of Dublin had stated that men could not appear in the open day without being'armed with muskets, and if the gentlemen of the Queen’s county, and cf Kilkenny, were to embody themselves for the purpose of executing ...
... were lighted for the purpose of giving signals before any conviction could take place. Mr. H. Grattan—l'arties who join in the customary celebration of St. John’s eve, and other anniversaries, might be liable to punishment under the original c'ause, and ...
... his country O’Connell.^ Henry Grattan, M.P. rose and said, be would not trespass on the time of the meeting further than to express his hope that the people of Carlow would their duty and support the petition. Mr. Grattan then went or. to observe on the ...