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... opposed by Mtr. Stanley, Mr. D~awe on, and M~r. Plunkett, and supported by fr. Dominick Brown, IMr. Robertsoen,and- Mr. Grattan. -The }house having divrided-upon the;;motion,' there appeared-itor Mr. -flume's proposition, 79; against it, 152.-Mlajority ...
... clergymen. After a few words from Mr. Carew and Mr. Grattan, the clause was agreed to. On the clause enacting a penalty of 101. in every case of' undue assessment on the part of the collector, Mr. GRATTAN proposed that the penalty should be increased to ...
... Freemasons' Tavern.—Abl, Image of Israel, John-street, telsories.- 4dh. Pilgrim Lodge, of Loudon Tavern, Bishopsgate-street. Ledge of Frlend•latp.Tbatebed Home Tavern, Se. James'.' Lodge, Freemesone Tavese.—s4, Old Kin& Arms Lodge, Freentasoes' Ts Vern.-86, St ...
... morning, by John Knight and Henry Lacey, Paternoster-row. This Hay is published, 4 vols, post Svo. price 9t. ia. THE FAMILY PICTURE GALLERY; or, Every Day Scenes by many close Observers. Le Vrai ! est il toujour* Vraiseinblable ! Sold by John Booth, Duke-street ...
... seventeen [Shillings and sixpence, the monies of John Hart and others his partners, two years John Pickering, for stealing at Birmingham mixed metal, value the property John Limvood, twelve months.—John Harris, for stealing at Birmingham (with another ...
... Secretary very and in favour of the measure he not only by its intrinsic merits but by operation of the of it but Sir John Mr Grattan Mr S Rice measure by arguments Mr Peel measure He that the were same been offered by thtke gentlemen year and the happiest ...
... her way rejoicing while her auditors became more compact and more resolute than ever Nothing was to be done but to “ To arms! arms!” or to sound a retreat Upon council of between the Vicar aforesaid not Apostolic the surgical Squire” and the constable ...
... seemed sensible of the magnitude of her imputed crime. Bow-siheex.—Yesterday John Foster, the landlord of the Prince of Wales public-house, at Brompton, anil William Horne and John Bradley, two olßcers of the County Court of Requests of Middlesex, in Kin ...
... contained the libel from 11. Grattan, Esq Upon their giving up this paper to Mr. Davis, he had sought for and obtained evidence as to Mr. Grattan's hand-writing. He had an affidavit to prove that this paper was in Mr. Grattan's hand-writing, regularly sworn ...
... if the people of Ireland did nut avail tlieniselvesofthe _relief lielilout ( o'themhe for one would' be forc-• _mbst in arming th ' c _executive with sufficient _, power to _repress that iHs . _cQnient _anit insubordination which , it would then appear ...
... see what other coarse could have been taken by the' Irish overnment to promote justice, than that which they had taken. Mr. GRATTAN Raid he feared it was too true that there were party Juries in Ireland. Mr. J. SMITH explained. Mr. CALCRAFT thought the case ...
... you would have hanged me. In the work for which the individual was convicted for caching the people to insurrection and to arms. Joseph Swan row confined, and so far not a (ruffian ; hot was he wrongly co”vireed ? Comparing his crimes and his imprisonment ...