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... postponed his motion for the repeal ofthe foreign enlistment bill, from next Thursday until Thursday .week. Catholic Bill. Sir John Newport, in rising move the orciff of the day for recommitting the Catholic relief bill, begge for the information of the house ...
... Mr. Hart Davies, and Mr. T. Wilson, supported die atriendmeot of Mr. Bankes.—Sir T. Acland warmly supported the Bill.—Mr. Grattan spoke with considerable ability in support of the Catholic Claims. The oleo of Question becoming general, the gkilery was ...
... Morning Post) that Mr Henry Grattan has Commenced legal proceedings against Mr John Burke Fitzsimons, the proprietor of the print called the Hibernian Journal, for a libel on his deceased father, the Right lion. Henry Grattan. The ropes of a large swing ...
... ten nt flutes, when a most formiclasle hotly of men, apparently Irishmen, amounting to snout 60. arrived oppusite the house, armed eith tremendous bludgeons. &e. and they commenced a most shatneful at ack uron the house; some sent hisi IC wnile others remained ...
... Lady Lieutenant-Colonel O. Vbrbet.bf a son; ...
... Siclinoniti, and himself, relative to his dismissal from the army. or Tar Hatit or COmmitss.—Lord NS. TON, in behalf of Lord John Russell, gave notice, that shortly after Easter he should move for leave to bring in a Bill for the more erectnal Representation ...
... the Irish window tax the subject of this tax he believed there was difference of opinion in Ireland, even from the collage Grattan and Sir W. Crespicnv urged the po)icy of repealing this tax. The petition was then read, and ..rdered to lie the table. . ...
... would conceive they were contending for prize rather than seeking to convince. Any person who has ever heard the lamented Mr Grattan speak, will have a tolerable notion of French oratory. They are often however much more outre than was, contrary his method ...
... Newcastle, 18, Francis & Sarah, Milne, Newcastle, goods; Helens! Wilson,do. props; 19. Elizabeth. Duncan, do. do Canal, 18, Young John, Rosa, Wick, rails— tnagreall, 19, Sir David MoncrieS, Paterson, Leith, timber Cromarty 18 Lizard. Fraser, Leith, goods— Nairn ...
... object. The re*olu:ion was then put and carried well others on this subject, and the flouse adjournal. TUESDAY, MARCH 9. Mr Grattan petition, signed bv the Raman Catholic hierarchy Ireland, and many the most resiratab'e clergy, complaining of the regulations ...
... industry among all cl tsses; and creating corn Tort, would tend to give peace and happiness to thi.-» whole kingdom* Should Mr Grattan succeed, the blessings of unborn millions will at a future day, laud his name from ge>erati>n to generation. The following ...
... amounting to between 50 and 60,000 well armed men, with a numerous artillery and cavalry. Rangoon is seated at the mouth of a large river, on which were a great number of Burman war boats, opposed by British armed vessels of various descriptions. Part of ...