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... of Arts. G. H. Woodhouse, St. John's CoUege. Oxford, Feb. Thursday tbe following degrees were conferred:— Masters of Arts. —Rev. Robert Laurence, St. Edmund Hall; Edward Hay, Student of Christ Church. Bachelors of Arts —John Henniker, Esq. Corpus Christi ...
... proportion of Protestants to Roman Catholics in these appointments w as to 50. (Hear) The object of his Hon. Friend (Mr. Grattan) was simply, therefore, this—to know whether religious faith was a ground exclusion from those offices which the act 1793 ...
... Cuffe ; ond Mr. Grattan swore, that the hody of the check ford in his name was in the handwriting of the prisoner, @S was also * Henry Grattan,” and clearly in qnlimde with a letter which the prisoner had’ diyected 10 him, * Henry Grattan,” on the superserips ...
... lie should therefore, by moving for leave to bring a bill to consolidate and amend the laws for inipannelling Juries. Sir John aeieport hoped that the bill, when printed would be found some respects to Ireland. That country was m dreadful state as to ...
... Apothecaries from serving as | hter . subject was taken up by the Chief Baron of the Exchequer, jects in arms in Spain, whilst there are so many armed Fi These beautiful Views are engraved by the most distinguish- menin the same Country; but. still, notwit ...
... and not to convey any opinion upon the propriety of votes Sir Eliab Harvey Sir E Knatchbull and Mr Herries voted against Mr Grattan’s motion for a return of the number Catholics holding offices in Ireland No Kent or Essex name appears in the minority and ...
... escaped. Armed boats were immediately sent out, which took possession of the schooner,with the murderers on board, and brought her into Fun. chat Roads. D*nr, th* Musical Composer.—On Sunday afternoon died, ...
... | vain ; that they had only kept that predominating party in power, which cfuimod not only power, but‘ ‘arms also, exclusively. To that party arms had been l ‘given, which never would be laid down but with their power; and indeed it was only last session ...
... rhurch or Chapel raerever bannis were peubesaed.eAd.ourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. *DUBLIN GAS LIGHT BILL. Go thepmotion fsMr. GRATT'AN, a Bill for Lighting the oilth o tDblin Oha was read a first time, and ordered to citye Sofcubint oft Grieas-TePtto ree oh ...
... jocose observation. The fair test our efforts had been ' determine the propiety of these appointments would faction, who with arms m attempt to ascertain w hat instance had it ocwou not surrender the curred that the fair pretensions of Catholic to nomi allowa ...
... prisoner's hand-writing. John Collins, W'riting clerk, deposed, that there was part of the writing iu the baud writing of Mr. Grattan. John Fay deposed to the same effect. Mr. Berwick, Student of Gray’s Inn, a relative of Mr. Grattan, deposed to the forgery ...
... the respectable Rector St. John’s Parish, Limerick, where the occurrence took place;— (ke EtlUar of ike limerick Ckrontr/e. ...