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... 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 ...
... not* exiet (here, ostentiide, and the other aeeret; by the latter i* meant the litra Royalist*. who uinc their order*, hare armed fierce at disposal, their ioftneuce over King, compelled the disQ.is.Aj,i Caet. Notorious Ail Parba Joantna, whom given np ...
... When the deputation from the Irish Catholics lately wailed ojm»ii Mr. Grattan, the interview, are informed. **)* the Dublin Weekly Register, ** was most affecting. Mr. Grattan sat an arm-chair, huddled in blanket, ami apparently sunk into tit# lowest state ...
... Magdalen college, were appointed Pro-Prectc j. TIES DA Y\S LOS DOS GA Z ETTE. If A SKRPPTS. John Wright, sen Hnri Ulocmsbory, C. Trent, Buarton, Dorsetshire, maltster. John C. Sehwite*. and Fret* Groajean, Soho square, harp manufacturers, Aslihv, East street ...
... attention of the company was arrested by an appearance of severe indisposition in Dr. Lindsay, who fell insensible into the arms those around him. Medical aid was instantly colled in, hut dead. The company was too roach affected to proceed with business ...
... , was pass'nc along the Dane John Terrace, having an infant in her arms, she was attacked by a monster in human shape, who violently pushed against her, und with some slum instrument inti cted a devperate wound ou hei arm ; immediately made off. The poor ...
... atone .Mr. Torrance’s door, one the upper panne of which they broke i:», demanded his arms, and asked if ha would promise to quit the place said he would never give his arms up nor would he make any promise shout leaving Connigar. Two of them listing been ...
... Davis, for stealing in a dwelling house; H. Youens, for a like offence; C Quested, for assembling with other persons, armed with fire arms, assisting in illegal landing and carrying away prohibited goods liable duties T. ogton, for burglary; W. Paveley, ...
... Gentleman who answered to his name ; and the following Gectlemen answered afterrarsls, and were duly sworn: %II JAM SYMONDS. Esq. JOHN IBAN, Esq, Wisitbstra. Titowss SEstIKAIST. Esq. linos. Lauri COMP roN, EM. Watford. WILLIAM PALxes. Bq. Weston-awls? Pesystd ...
... Calcraft John Howard Henry Bussell John Calthorpe lion F liowick Viscount Bussell Lord W. Calihorpe Hon. A. Hume J. Rntsnllli.U. Calvert N. Hurst R. - i-count Calvert C. Hutchinson J. 11. Scailetr James Campbell Waller Hutchinson John Sebright Sir John ('tuning ...
... to have arms in their hands? All persons concerned in these disturbances, from the highest te the lowest, ought to punished for their misconduct, and ought no longer to ba allowed the means of violating tbs pnblio peace with tha' very arms that were ...