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... the necessity ~lof extending the qualifications of ,Jurors. .sLeave was then granted to bring in thke Bill. IRISH CLERGY. Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved for leave to bring in a Bill ;e to Repeal so much of the Act of the Irish Parliament of the i-21st of George ...
... inquiry, he found that in an Act of Parlia. fluent introduced ter the regulation of tithes, the present Lord Stowell and Sir John Nichol! added a clause to prevent any person ' becoming a Proctor who had been employed in the Prerogative Court. A tumult ...
... , mice, E. Moack.J.B. Wood. Mr. Aid. Hon/J. Grattan. James Macintosh, Sir J. Wrottesley.Sir J. Althorii. Lord Gules, Sir Wm. Roberts, A. W. Warre.J. Barlne? Alex. Gurney. Hudson Roberts, CoL Williams, John Briebt. Henry HamUcon.Lord A.Rambold, C. E. Brown ...
... Member who would attend it. The House then adjourned at six o'clock. FRIDAY, FEB. 13. On the motion of Mr. HUME, the namesof Sir John Newport, Mr. Whitmore, Captain Maberly, Mr. Gladstone, Sir F. Baring, Sir G. Clerk, and Mr. Lawley, were added to the artisans ...
... were vain; that they had only kept that predominating party in power, which claimed not only power, but arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been given, which never would be laid a6wn but with their power; and indeed it was last session, he ...
... Resolved—That the following Gentlemen shall constitute such Committee Peter Brophy, John M*Mullen, John Harrington, John O'Neill, Joseph R. Pirn, James Dawson, Richard Henry Grattan, Robert Roe, Jeremiah Haughton, Richard David Henry, Isaac Stewart, David Lynch ...
... following Gentlemen shall constitute such Committee : Peter Brophjr, John M'Mullen, John Barrington, John O Nei l , John Clftsson, Joseph K. Pint, James Dawson, Richard Purdy, Henry Grattan. Robert Hoe, Jeremiah Haughton, Richard Robinson, ...
... Winchester. NEW WRIT FOR OXFORDSHIRE. Mr. ASHURST moved for a New Writ for a Knight for the County of Oxford, in the room of John Fane, Esq. deceased.! Ordered. WOOL TAX. Mr. THOMAS WILSON, in rising to present a Petitioln against the Wool Tax, said, lie ...
... employed in checking the returns of the tithingman or constable, and punishing any omission of a qualified person. . • q Sir JOHN NEWPORT hoped that a separate measure of the same nature would be brought forward applying to Ireland, where the present practice ...
... and counterfeiting a draft, or order, purporting have been signed by Henry Grattan, Esq. upon the bank of Messrs. Touche, for 2001. in favour of a I’eter duff. Mr. H. Grattan’s examination occupied considerable time. The prisoner had been in his employment ...
... afterwards moving that the mace be laid on the woolsack before Lord Gifford.-I This was accordingly. done by the Serjeant at Arms, Capt. Seymour. c Lord Gifford ordered the appeals to be called on. The t first was the Duke of Roxburgh v. J. Swinton, writer ...
... ere vain ; that they bad only kept that predominating party in power, which claimed not only power, but arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been given, which never would laid down but with their power; and indeed it was only last Session, believed ...