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... 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 ...
... Building Infantry Barrack at Youghal,” and put under cover directed to Major General Freeman, Barracl* Office, Dublin. Order, JOHN HUGHE!?, Sec. Building cavan gaoi Resoxa-kd, That Propofols received from Architcdls fur carrying iu - execution the WORKS ...
... the mft. James and Henry Grattan, Efqrs. tons of the Rt. Hon. Henry Grattan, were admitted to the freedom of that Guild. On Monday evening a numerous meeting of the Freemen Of the City of Canterbury took place the City Arms, wh-n Rcjuifition to the Mayor ...
... art:!- , h«t t hy, ‘he reduction of fortress M, 111 aflrr '‘’ » to Valentia with. • >.ic,y necessary to attack it.” Mr. GRATTAN began by declaring this, his opinion, to be fuhjedl of vital confcquence the country—it went to the entierty of the empire ...
... 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 ...
... for the appointment you define ; the nominaton to ij;t lay with the Inlli Treafurv; hut, Mr. Fox and I have both fpoken hir John Newport ihe fuhjt>fl, the (irui terms, and I have bt of liis difpofiiion to fcivc you.—l am, dir, with great regard, your fai ...
... pubnc funds—binks, deaths, marriages, promotions, &t. «cc. Printed for John Ballan.Jnc and Co, Edinburgh, and for Longman, Hurft, Rets, anti I o. Cad, II and , London j in Dublin, JOHN GUMMING, 18. Lower Ormond-qnay j Gilbert and Hodges; and M. N. Mahon ...
... some guess to' magnitude and extent the Continental We are told in an article from Vienna, o. 25th, that R.ussia has, under arms, Stx HUNDRED THOI/SAWD XtS. all anus, besides irregular troops/ That Austria has VIVE. HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN already embodied ...
... ; for them dSO we have, considerable inconve•r ; • • ' mehce to our arrangement, extracted the most eloquent Report JVIr. Grattan’s beautiful declamation, and (though sometimes, it must be acknowledged, they foil), happy exemplifications that striking ...
... 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 ...
... of the statement submitted us. John Leslie Foster, the late Member for Trinity College, has been returned to Parliament for the Borough of Yarmouth. MAR lit AGE. Mr. Owen F«rr«*l!r, Longford, Merchant, winr. Daughter John Mauu'*, of Spring Part, County ...