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... CATHOLIC ASSOCIATION. Association met on Saturday, at half-pa,. three, at D’Arcy’*, in Essex ; JOHN DOMINICK BYR VE, F,j. in ,ht Chair As soon Mr. Byrne was called to the Chair e addressed the Meeting in a short Speech. ai( , he coaid not refuse their ...
... law a power to prefent, for repairs of Roads d haronics, being infufficient, it is therefore highly dtfirablc they ihould armed with a (further power to pref and raile in feme cejuitalile manner, fuch further and additional Aims may be ncccflaryfor that ...
... 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 ...
... indeed :— Nomber of Members ia London, May Me Voted for Mr. Grattan’s Motion, including oo . 24: on ds, Paired off. . 14 ive Absent, whe were sure Votes, _- a ste oct, Voted against Mr. Grattan’s Motion, . 27: re rT Paired cone: ay ath awe wha were acre ...
... interest, to Gil the situation. NT Ook Nine Years «go, a Man of the |¥° Should [ he furtunate as to be the object of your Neme of JOHN: NOWLAN, (whose oh anew wnat residence was] T trust my conduct will meet the confideuce and appr Neel ah mm Ml Geos al Yerson ...
... afternvon,— Dated whole of their attention to the Financial E: this Ist day of May, 1819. WELLESLEY. rasments of the Country. Mr. GRATTAN For particulsrs as to ‘Mtle, application to be made to Lowther Brien, Piaintifi’s Auorney, Lower Rutland-street ; plied with ...
... day of October, 1818. ind in JOHN ORR, ARTHUR NEWCOME North JOHN WELSH, JaMES MAGWOOD, Confined'in the Four Courts Mar: JOSEPH MISSETT, e let Confined in the Gaol of Kilmaint 3 and The following are the Creditors of John Orr: David Gosson and Sens, or ...
... affiraiative, these being the Uth May, Sir John G. HtPPßstfcv, after preaching stupid Sermon a couple hours the subject Securities —which Sermon, like a dose from The Correspondent, Set half the House asleep -Sir John made his Motion against the first reading ...
... the Houfe an opportunity of it more amply than waspoffible that evening, a long and able from his Right Hon. Friend, (Mr.Grattan), and Hon. Gent. (Mr. Cox Hjppcfley), the one having moved, the either feconded the motion now before the Houfc, which was ...
... import, the Isle John Penis. Th..ma* Sniitli. io,c- h /i„ J : tU F v liiy, «h.-vv they •wkwl on the ...
... present occasivn. discharge. Upon every ques- The began this day— Me. Grattan, .and his Son, siderable nymber of: the Indeperdent Electors of this County, Carroll, Esq. Henry Grattan, who went down to vote for Mr. Wallace, Leslie. Poster. Fg, by Lambert ...
... and Also, Roman Cement, Seltear Water, and a few Tans Ol entrusted to Arthur Guinness, Wm. Humphreys Tallow Greaves. Henry Grattan, jun. Esq. arth, by They have to Sell or Let, that excellent Mercantile Hi OMAS M‘KENNY, Loan May y in the | Theo- HOUSE aud ...