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... obtain the dual abolition of slavery. The petition was then laid the table. HOI'SE OF COMMONS— *3. ROMAN CATHOLIC CLAIMS. Sir John presented petition from the Rev. Sir Harcourt Lees, of Black Rock, Dublin, Bart., against further concessions to the Roman ...
... Mr. Crewa said, Sir John Leech cannot eerre in Parliament, for then, the H.'.use ahould dispense with Act of Parliament, which aaitb—‘Ha who sittetb in the Houae unsworn, ihall be accounted as man not elected or returned. Sir John Leech was then railed ...
... others he saw John Casey, John Cochrane, James Barry, Cornelius Barry, James Shea, Jeremiah Murray, James Hayes, Dennis Burke, Catherine Casey, anil Timothy Connor. They were quarrelling with the deceased. The first blow lie saw was given by John Casey, who ...
... an instant overthrown. The simultaneous meetings, which had the honour of suggesting, came next, seven millions raised their arms together. Let not pause upon this great incident. It speaks enough in its own behalf, and requires no comment. hurry over other ...
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... Surgeon, vice John Freer, who retires half-pay. Ili£e brigade—Second Lieutenant Robert Hedges Eyre White, be’First Lieutenant, vice Dolphin, deceased ; and Keith Wellington Young. Gem., be Second Lieutenaat, vice White. Fiist West India Regiment—John David Blythe ...
... he would suy ne more ry subject for the present. tter bee BRUNSWICK OUTRAGE AT CASTLEPOLLAR Mr Staunton read a letter from John f D. Catholic Churehwarden of Castlepotlard, requ the assistance of the Association on behal e of Person named Ward. The letter ...
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... way, Nicholas I*. O’Gorman, Esq., with pen stuck belaud his left ear. Banner—•• Clarc for Ever.** More freeholders, before. John Lawless, Esq., bearing a blanket wiih a device neatly wrought thereon, the sisters of Kanelagh, Emblematic of the *• Catholic ...
... CHUONICI.E tbk oommittkr. \V Rinv-ll (Rfirrwurdi a ipointed ChalrmKn,) John Knsthopr, Kiq. Kir Ororire Kublnion Hon. Hubert Hrorv Clive Jane* Umuxhani,'Ksq. Kdward Button Clive, Etq. John Slrwnrt, Enq. Hun. II T LHilell Kigbt Hun. P Courtenay Hubert Shuplnud ...
... Chaigoeau Golvill, Richard Cane, George Carr, George Drevar, Arthur Guinness, John George, Nathaniel Hone, Robert Law, William Snell Magee, James M'Call, Robert Roe, Nathaniel John Stewart, and Thomas Wilson, On Saturday the Lord Lieutenant and her *.2 race ...