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... manuscript, from which this paper Was printed, from Mr John Gale Jones, I did not see the manuscript until it was struck oft I now ready to give it up, and to prove it is the hand-writing of Mr John Gale Jones.” He ordered withdraw. Mr Yorkc then said, ...
... against 44 DI3TII. BILL. Wednesdayy February 21. MR. GALE JOKES. * . Mr. • , fce moved the Order of the Day fdi* bringing Mr, John Oale Jones to the bar. Mr. Jones Was - accordingly brought to the bar; and, having acknowledged nlraself the author of the ...
... whether the labouring peasant and the artisan should supplied with food.— cry hear, hear! j Alter few observations /rein Mr. Grattan, Sir Hall, Mr. Parnell, and Mr. Bere.sford, the House divided upon the amendment. Ayes Woes I.sJ —Majority 110. Tiie Bill ...
... their arms whenever' the issue of' a battle becomes unfavourable. -- . This we have repeatedly poiuted out as a.knisehief of the worst nature, and most necessary to be promptly corrected. While' Men suffer themselves to throw away their arms, arms are thrown ...
... CftATt presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons yesterday, and a short discussion took plate-upon it. Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some other equally efficieVit measure, should adopted, tb prevent the nomination of the Catholic ...
... leading - varietv,,is ,enriched by correct and. 'highly finished Engravings as above stated. ' The Literary Department-by .Mr: john Lawrence, Author of the New Farirre..r. 's Calendar, Sec. - In the course of the Work a number of appropriate Wood f.ngravings ...
... moved, that John Dean, should committed to the custody of the Serjeant at Arms, and he brought again to-morrow in order to his discharge. This, after some debate, was carried the affirmative. order was given for the attendance of Mr. John Gale Jones. ...
... 9ehi4 motion.. Sir ROBERT' then - - withdrawing amendment, feconded that the Hon. sectetary of State,' .Mr, Rycter. t , • Sir JOHN ANSTRUTHER was difpoted to look to he mifconcluet of the 'Hon; Member with feverity, as rottch of it have proceeded from 'the ...
... duties. Vr JOHN NEWPORT asked, if it was in contemplation to carry into force the suggestions of the Commissioners appointed to examine into Fees in Ireland ? Mr. W. POLE said, that was now under the consideration of the I.aw Officers. Sir JOHN NEWPORT asked ...
... Penal Laws, Sze. itead, and ordered to lie the table. • Mr. W. W Polo moved, and, after some discussion between 'Sir John Newport, Mr. Grattan, 4r. Mr. 'Foster, Mr. M. and Mr. W. Fitzgerald, obtained leave. to bring in a Bill, to alter and amend, the Act ...
... Exchequer moved, That the words of the Hon. Member fliould be taken down, which was agreed to. The Houfe refumed, and Sir John Anflru- ther, the Chairman, reported the exprel- fions of Mr. Fuller. The Speaker then informed the Houfe, that it had come ...
... t with a wise, a liberal, and an enlightened toleration. Mr. Grattan presented the Catholic Petition to the House of Commons Tuesday and a short discussion look place upon it.-L Mr. Grattan thinks that the Veto, or some oilier equally efficient measure ...