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... import and export of Cotton Goods between Great Britain and Ireland, duty free, was confirmed, and Dill ordered accordingly. Sir John Newport wilhed to know from the Chancellor of the Exchequer for Ireland, whether it was intended to bring in Bill to amend ...
... againft his return for the City of Dublin.—Lord Boyle obtained leave of abfence,on account of his Father’s ill health. Mr. Grattan prefented a Bill tor the improvement of the city of Dublin, weft of the river LifFcy— read firft time, and ordered for * fecond ...
... Willows. T'.cfc Trees have been from the firfl Nurferics in S: . and and Ireland ; they have had the grcaUfl care taken .'arm, arc uncommonly ftrong and well rooted.—Alfo f.viral hundred thoufand Seedling Afit, .Sycamore, and Quicks. A quick fale being ...
... that if fuch arms, fcc. w ere not return\ ed to the owner within certain fpace of tiuir, that then the owner Ihould have his remedy ; law for their recovery.” Sir J faid, the obj jeifl this amendment was to itifure the rclforation of arms to their right ...
... Henry Grattan, Robert Shaw. Dublin County. Haul Hamilton, Richard W. Taloot. —Univcrlity,Thomas Leflie Kofter. Duugarvan, ' Hon General George \\a.po.e. County, Kt. Hon. D. B Dal)’, Mart.n. King’v County, Bernard. Hardre.s Lloyd. Leitrim, County John La ...
... the trouhiLd it ate of the country, have been this week . pait at nigiit, to protect their arms, met number iraraudcisat the nctir Cahircotihili, mounted armed, 1 two each ; being challenged the patroje three different times, and not receiving any j reply ...
... **™\ Beams f*em Hew York, arrived Bdfaft the On. Survevor lead the eftablifoment of ebmfowe, Excife, affifled by Mef&s. Grattan and Arm- Sed -What a Welling for a Nad on to have Sove- w h, m ,; ,es amort filled reign who labourffor its glory inceffantly ...
... capture, had connived to fecrete A their Ironies quantity of arms and ammunition, for the j » ■, no doubt, of attempting an'inforrection : but their plans were timely difcov§red, and the arms and ammunition fei/.ed.—Since that affair, an order has been ...
... object was to bring about an adjuftmeat of their differences with France, without compelling formidable ene have rtcourie to arms. But ali the pallium of the Cabin; t of St. James predominate in that of Rnflia Ruffia lias Rt afuie all that regard due from ...
... trial of fuch perfons. fhould alfo introduce another Bill to prevent improper from having arms their poffeffion ; granting power to Magiftrates to feareh for arms, to prevent the importation of pikes, See. fimiiar to a Bill which had been prepared his ...
... Edward Hart * John Connolly 9 Andrew Ooory MciT R.&P.Ruflcll 13 John Moore 436 Mathew Hugh s 313 Edward Hart, feu. 23d Richard Carroll Philip Gallagher Wm. Allen 9 Pat. Corcoran 3 Michael Campbell Rich. Hambmry 456 James Dowdall 9 John Wilfoa 4 (* James ...
... thc'Migiliratcs of Limerick, in conleqoence of information received him, ‘virent ia fcarch of victualler; or pig: jobber, named John Gilligan, who having been; time previous, at Meflrs. Maunfella’ and Kennedy’s Bank, took the liberty of making free i with ...