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... Baldwin, Dr. Fitslmon. N. O'Ferrall, R. M. i Barron. H. VV. French, F. * O'Loghlen, Sergt. ' Harry, G. S. Grattan, J. Perrin, Loui* Bellew, n. Grattan, H. Power, P. Sir P. Jephson, C. D. O. Power. J. Blake. M. J. Lynch. A. H. Raphael, A. Bodkin, J. Macnamara ...
... rs in the work of agitation. On Tuesday, the 17th, a select party of the tail, amongst whom were Mr. Shiel and Mr. H. Grattan held a meeting in Dublin, no doubt by the directions of their chief, consider the most effectual means of giving expression ...
... with danger to the state. Mr. Gisborne supported the motion of the noble lord the secretary for the home department. Mr. H. Grattan considered that the amendments proposed the House of Lords were intended as a direct insult to the people of Ireland. He, ...
... superficial square yards thereabouts, with Six Cottages Dwelling-houses thereon, (cellared under) fronting the occupation of John Peaand others, five which front .Monday street aforesaid, and the other five whereof front Tuesday-street. Lot 4. A Plot of ...
... Manchester, and now in^me^/erafoccupations of Mr. Peter Rot bar ell, Mr. John W. Mr. John Rothwell, Mr. W. jWcdftA, Mr/John Wrigley, Messrs. Grimshaw and M* ...
... William, Gertrude, Dutch Feilhor.se John, Chorlton-upon-Medlock, forester Bellhouse Mrs. John, a Scotch dress Bennett edward, in a Spanish «uit Bennett John, as the FJarl of Essex Bennett John, in a Spanish suit Bennett John, as a Corsair ...
... expressed his determination to oppose the third reading, and sat down amidst cheers from the opposition side of the house. Mr. H. Grattan spoke favour of the bill; Mr. J. Gaskill in opposition to it. Mr. Woulfe supported the motion. A Catholic, he conceived, miglit ...
... Hilton, S. L. Behrens, E.P.Thompson, Thos.' Potter, and Thomas Boothman, Esqts.; and to Messrs. Thomas Robinson. John Taylor, John Etches, John Scholes, .and James Hardman. Bolton Abbey in the Olden Time.—Thi justly celebrated picture of Landseer, has been ...
... IRISH tithes. Petitions praying for the abolition tithes were presented by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Otway Cave, Mr. Fitzsimon, and Mr. Sharman Crawford. On the motion of Lord John Russell, the clerk read that part of his majesty speech relating to tithes in Ireland ...
... Whig-radical clique, calling upon the non-electors to attend. John Pilling, a hand-loom weaver, was called to the chair. The principal speakers were John Aston, a disciple of Carlisle, and John Lingard, a follower of Robert Owen. A number of resolutions ...
... the Board of Guardians respecting the Metropolitan Police. Lord John Russell said, that with respect to the correspondence of which the hon. gentleman desired to have copies, he (Lord John Russell) would be happy to accede to his motion, the hon. gentleman ...
... committed that day six months (Hear A i-scussion some length followed, in which Mr .i.bson, Mr. Grattan, Mr. P. Scrop e ,Al H\nA ley, Lord Clements, and Lord John Russell took nart after which the bill was read second time, and ordeml to be committed on ...