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... in every stage, as he was orange lodges proved one of the greatest evils wi which was afficted (hear.) Mr. DAWSON and Mr. GRATTAN shortly expressed their opinions on the evils resulting to Ireland from the existence of orange lodges. The bill was read ...
... Pryse, Prise Blake, Sir I!. Grattan, J. Ricardo, D. Booghey, Sir John Guise. Sir W. Scott, James Brig t, Henry Grenfell, P. Smith, Robert Calvert, Charles Haldimand, W. Webbe, E. Colborne, N. Ridley Hutchinson, Hn.C.H. Wharton, John Creevey, Thos. James, W ...
... The Earl of Bleaintcm, Lord Viscount Palmerston, Lord Bexley. STEWARDS: Lord Wm. Fitzgerald, M.P. Lord Arthur Hill, M.P. Hon. John Bligh, Gen. Sir J. Doyle, Bt. K.G.C. Sir Wm. Congreve, Bart. M.P. Sir Thomas P. 'Rankin, Richard Wellesley, Esq. M.P. David ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Feel Dr. Lushington Mr. Wynn Mr. O'Grady Mr. Abircromby Mr. Nolan Mr. Tierney Mr. (loulburn Mr. Grattan Mr. Serjeant Onslow Mr. Bankes Illy. Denman Sir J. Mackintosh Mr. Seazlett. Sir J. Newport SEDITION AND BLASPHEMY. Mr. HUME ...
... Remarks. Part the Second. By JOHN BOWRINO, F.I. S. And Honorary Member of several Foreign Societies. Printed for G. and W. B. Whittaker, Ave Maria-lane. Also may be had, The First Volume of the Specimens of the Russian Poets. By John Bowring, 12mo. price 7a ...
... dui: tendency. But there me case not alt iir'the calendkr, to.which be was requested W call It was the ethane of the .of Grattan, ing s scandalous libel on the Christian ton. 'Ehat subject had blew die considered by nsel ert; gaged in the case I arid ...
... ballot was taken at the East India House for the election of six Directors; in the room of The Hon. Hugh Lindsay John Goldab. Ravenshaw, Esq. John Morris, Esq. Josias Du Pre Alexander, Esq. Robert Campbell, Esq. Neil Benj. Edmonstone, Esq. who got out by rotation ...
... Right fin. R. Balfour, John Fare, John Percy, lion. W. Baker, John Fitzgerald, fin. W.V.Phillimore, J. Bankes, W. Fleming, J. Phipps. Hon. E. Bathurst, lion. S. Forbes, Lord Pitt, W. VC Bentinek, Lord F. Fremantle, W.ll. Plumer, John Bcresford, Lord 0. Giflbrd ...
... St. John's, Newfoundland, out ten days, was all well on the 17th April, ill lone. 27. 3G. W. The schemer, Prince of Denmark, bound to Lomita from the Southern Fishery, had a boat on board the Prince lte7,:nt at neon that day. The brig Bliss, John Vain ...
... to learn that his wife had absconded from his house at the suggestion of John Al'Connell, upon whose advice she had acted, and since that period, he hdd no intercourse with John 'Con nell. Mr. J. Williams.—ls there any political difference between you ...
... windows of the'Arelthishop of Dublin bioken ? They were. By whom ? By the opposite party. By Sir J. Newport--%1 ere not hre-arms toed by these mobs? Cannot positively say. By Mr. Hmvmlow —Was it entirely from the Impulse of his own judgment that committed ...
... appointed matron tion to which obstacle be had ho would allow him toe:pound bent of it ; but as soon as he 'ch arrest, these h armed the Chancellor. Al 'nee, he lost the divan= the armor, but not is was, as he understood tinted to government, tha t it would ...