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... of Tuesday, reached town yesterday evening. In the House cf Commons, on Tuesday night, Sir H. I’arnell postponed (for Mr. Grattan, on account his indisposition,) the motion on the subject tl e Catholic Claims, from the 16th to the insiant. The Hon. Member ...
... Roman Catholics, erleich was to have beeo brought Icemand in the House of Commons, by Mr. Grattan, in the tub, is tinavuidatly postponed in consequence of 311 r. Grattan 's present indispositton, and that intelligence to that east has been trumarded to Sti ...
... of Lord John Russell, for postponing the subject, which was negatived, 236 to 157, Tuesday. May 9.—Sir 11, Parnell postponed the motion sn the Catholic Question from the ICth to the 25tli of May; when the Right Hon. Member for Dublin (Mr. Grattan) was expected ...
... Among the latest pensions granted by the Crown, and payable out of the 41 per cent. duties, are the following :—Lord Keith, Sir John Leach, and Sir Benjamin Bloomfield, in trust for Sophia, Mary, Elisabeth, Augusta, and Amelia Fitsclarence, 25001. per annum ...
... them | me of and his Circular Letters fell a brutun fulmen on Grattan. We understand that Me. W..C. Plunkett a have Ireland. While the Meetings were going forward Burrowes were with Mr. Grattan, when the Deputa ‘vices at Hunslet Moor and Manchester, there ...
... VII Thursday and got into some of the eveninz papers. that letter had been received in tow is trom Lord Castlereagh to Mr Grattan, and :mother (tom Lard Fingall to Dr Troy, stating that Ministers intend to mile Emancipation a Cabinet measure. Ott inquiry ...
... Hwinch mutton warded the pist.,l oil » breast; Ibe villa!:-, »u this, instantly Hud, he r.c’eived its contents in th left arm. the crying ...
... the Corn Laws in toto. — [Hear, bear!] The Catholic Question was further postponed till the 28th of May, on account of Mr. Grattan 's illness. Election Petitions were presented from St. Ives, Penryn, Ipswich, (against the return of Mr. Criekitt; Berwic ...
... an answer, id he, be said to slighiest disrespect t Webb Grattan, he: would-be test in exh tland, Great te recommend such a:course.. Mr. Howly an exnreased the spect and attachment Mr. Grattan Post. recommended the of the a otien- which Mr. agreed to ...
... receiving the petition 18, against 36. HOUSE OF COMMONS. TUESDAY, May 9.— Sir U. Parnell said had reeelvsd letter lion Mr. Grattan, begging leave, in consequence of bis being drained illness from bis attendance at the House, pul off the discussion of this ...
... agricultural question on 30th inst.— A properly lax has been suggested hy Mr. Maherly—it is strong!v believed to ibis at last.—Mr.Grattan too ill leave Ireland—the Catholic Question postponed consequence, 28lh May.—Fifty-four Clergy of the Archdeaconry Essex met ...
... will contract a new marriage in Poland. The English Lieut.-General Hope is noticed as having left Berlin for Dresden. Mr. Grattan, we understand, will depart from this city for London, about the latter end of this week, if his health admits of the exertion ...