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... world • Old Ireland aa aim ought to he’— Daniel O Coanell—• Richard Shell’—Henry Grattan, M.F»Jte. THE THEAtBB. Modus* Pantslotrodoosd. In bsr parfiwwnnas last nlgbt, Um final arm fiwm Tsncrrdi, C**U EmpfM. 1* wm *lrso in tmljr Imprssalm and driigbtful maaosg ...
... Henry causa the ehUdranS. Grattan, rtqummtokhow at Whet hour in Ae he w add, km tarmloatadfolairy tohaA, t» tn w>it«sMr Grattan’s friend. Mr. Wallace. ,of eente palsaaeos herrtee, rfcmbto Arengh Ju « Mr. would not trouble Mr. Grattan at Ais the early part ...
... that greet majority I of Ao mam hen of Aepresont Administration era favourable the of Catholic question. (Cheers.) He. Sir John Borke, had spent hie time England, and, from hie own personal obeopsatlon, could aflrm, the* there did nut exist clam of men ...
... BarnewaH, Mr. Fitxwilliam Hume, of Hume, Wood, Colonel Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chairman sat Lord Rosamore, - Pierse, Mr. Ponsonhy, and Mr. Henry Grattan, Sir John Burke, Bart, Sir Thomaa Esmond, Bart. Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M'Donnell ...
... receipt*. After concluding very able ataleroent, went into evidence. John Nsirac Collina aworn, examined Counsellor Graydon—Proved that on the 11th of December last, he aent boy, John Gorman, purrhue one quarter of ton of Coals for him directed him to ...
... (Cheer*.) No. it was not John Philpot Con an. Yon will conjecture .» it w». Mr. Grattan, that roan whose mind waa, lita hi* f cast in tb. ro.uid of antiquity. No. it was not M r - - was neither Pon.onhy, nor Curran, nor Grattan, ho was it then? You will ...
... ..V S', 1 candid opinion upon tbe matter. (He r.) | cal to the CalUolics. (Hea • >n Sir Francis were the reformers ? Lord John Russell ana = differed with respect to C ‘' ' r d thouS K“ H. -S Ur. 0^7;';“',^““; were they wu'd coufide that the same ...
... e taz.payera, that the Parson'* economy is not employed in the disbursement of Church Rates,” whether ia towa country! Sir John Newport lately reported (he Honourable House, that the Act of Parliament which fixed 751. a-year the Curate’s minimum, is rery ...
... to-morrow, 'The House adjourned at half-past twofo’clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Wednesdac. [From the Second iition of the Sun.J Mr. GRATTAN presented t. petition from the Hibernian Joint Company, praviug that the Company may notbt dissolved. STAMP DUTY RECEIPTS ...
... Mr. ti „p U lchre. It human ncL.li. Sh.nff .. M.. U- touche, Mr. Dawson, Dr. Grattan Mr. Dillon, Mr. , oh, join in petition Par,lament to Howell, Mr. Haughtoii, and Mr. John O Bnen. our , a c,rfice of human victims this fatal PROPOSED SHIP CANAL FROM ...
... period. Richard Sheil, Stephen Coppinger, John Lawless, William G. Kelly, Joseph Burke, Thomas Cloney, W. H. O’Connell, M.D. John Browne, Christopher Fitzsimon, John Reynolds, Maurice O’Connell, C. J. Smith, 1 John Redmond, Thomas Reynolds, Thomas Norton ...
... left the Chair, and John Lawless, Esq. being called thereto. The raarketi thanks of the Meeting trere given to Laurence Finn, £s ...