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... to enquire of his Right lion. Friend (Mr. Grattan) if he meant to press his Order of the Day for the second reading of the Bill this evening, on the back of the discussion on the present motion ? Mr. GRATTAN replied, that after the Hone. Bart bad - Concluded ...
... Ord, W. BabingtOD, T. (rent , J. P. Osbaldecon, (I. Ragvit.4l, Rt. lin. W.Gr.tot, C. on. Osborne. Lord F. Barham, J. F. Grattan, Ho. H. Ovsulsion, Load Raring, A. Greenhill, It. . Owen, Sir J. Barnard, Viscount Grenfell, P. Paget, lion. B. fiNinett, ...
... particularly in the absence of -the opinion, that the question mooted hetweenyou and alone Bite him a chance of succeeding by arms. he spent with the recruit in question, with whom , Colonel M i s ACDUNALD, who the sole executor. M r. him had beam' be decided ...
... ••• fAN: . . .. • 25. Th e C a th o lic Board'preatnted their Attdrese.on Si turday to Mr. Grattan. The following is a copy of BURG LARY. Thomas Coates, a footman in the employment of Mr'. Morley, a merchant, residing in Broad-street, the'Cit - was Oksterday ...
... Committee the following Members were chosen : Albany Saville. Esq. t Sir Charles Morgan John Jackson, Esq. Samuel Scott, Esq. Rohm 11.wris. Esq. John Atkins, Esq. Sir John Perri n- James M'llonald, Esq. Lord Hiabehinbroke Robert Mathew, Esq. Lunt Broke H. ...
... the return for Stamford, were called over, ♦iz.:—liessrs. James Lowther and Howard, Lord C. Somerset, Messrs. W. Robinson, John Lowther, C. Yorke, and Wharton, Lord L. Gower, Messrs. Dundas and Mellish, Lords Yarmouth and Palmerston, Mr. Swett and Mr ...
... not such as to Youghall, the following Members were amen and sworn in incite experiments. - Few Turks could read the For Cardigan -Sir Byre, Goole, H. Clive, English inscriptions on watches; but they considered General Phipps, Hon. W. }Mott, H. C. Conbe ...
... help it. the La ws of Nature. . She wu in war--a disastrous war—with France, Now the Laws of Nation are built:4in. RE IN ARMS. incislet of Naturist Law; but our Spain, and America—and the IRISH VOLUNTEERS groun of Natural Law. This is the generosity ...
... passing As to the third class,. respecting freeholds under the of 'the Act, which gave authority to ihat and other will of Sir John Johnstone, this was a question Committees of a similar nature. The evidence was which intuited a nice point orlaw, to which ...
... to be , Eni sign, vice Carruthers. 47th Ditto Lieutenant John Ciaigie to he Captain of a Com, pany; vice Hawkies, deceased, Ensign Qatidi:aldes tu.be Lieutenant, *ice Craigie. bad I)itto, John Witecid, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice Carry. 56th ...