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... Forde, M. Paxton, W. G. Arbuthnot,Rt Hon. Gilbert, D. G. Pearse, John C. Gordon, Hon. W. Peel, Rt. Hon. R. Astell, Wm. Gordon, R. Phillimore, J. Baillie, Colonel Goulburn, RtHnll. Plummer, John Bankes, Henry Grenfell, Pascoe Prendergast G. Binning, Lord Green ...
... Churches Bill, it opposed by Colonel Davies; (who moved that the report be considered this day 'am months) •Mr.• 9 Hume Mr. Grattan, Mr. Phillipts and Mr. Nlonck, and supported FY Mr. B. Cooper, Mr. C. Wilson, and Mr. V. Fitzgerald. For the amendment, 9—For ...
... G. Peel, Its. Hon. W. Pearse, John Ridley, Sir M. W. Robertson, A. Rae, Rt. Nn. SirW Robinson, t Iln. Howley, Sir J. Ross, C. Rogers, Ed. Roseißt.Hon.SirG Robarts, Ur. A. Russell, J. W. Stopford, Visct. Stuart, W. (Arm.) Stuart, J. Steuart, A. Seymour ...
... Brandram, I. John 'Martin.. Esq. M.P. CV d, Eat. Rowland SlitcheU Esq. !Dian: D. wson. Esq. Hubert Mord. Esq. 'fir T. Marie Farquhar. flirt. John G. Ravensnaw, Esq. John Garrett, Esq. Alderman. Robert Rickards, Esq. Nicholas Gerry, Esti. John Share, Esq ...
... a us, Leominster; Angel, Ludlow; Oxford Arms, Kington; Lion, Wcobley; Swa'h. Hay; Falcon, Bromyard; Feathers, Ledbury ; Xing’s Head, Ross; and at the place of sale. Buckinghamshire—To SOLD AUCTION, by Messrs*JOHN DAY and SONjjni Monday, July 6, at Twelve ...
... An application was made in Easter Term last to the Court of King's Bench on behalf of John Davis, Esq. for leave to file a Criminal Information against Henry Grattan, Esq. of Dublin, for publishing a libel reflecting on the conduct of Mr. Davis, among ...
... O'CLOCK. LIST OF THE MINORITY Who voted against the Third Reading of the Insurrection Bill Burdett, Sir F. Grattan, J. Williams, J. Benett, John Mos t y n, Sir Thos. Wood, Alderman Bright, Henry Palmer, Colonel Brougham, H. Stewart, W. (Tyr.) TELLERS. ...
... yTMArlbormighr-Tlu; Hou. J. T. Brudcucll, commonly ca)l«d *. BANKRI PTR. T» AlidriCt, A*end«T ...
... had been transported to New South Wales. His transgression was against the 5611 i of his Late Majesty—that of being found in arms for the purpose of removicgsm.iggled goods. The Hon. Member concluded by moving that the Petition, which prayed that the House ...
... Watson, aged 37; John Reading, 33; Robert Fabell, 17; John Morrison, IS; James Thomas, 13; and William Reynolds, 21, for stealing a dwelling-house to the amount of 495. and upwards; Richard Hart, aged 17; John Williams, Thomas Davis,..23 ; John Thompson, 19; ...
... . . . „ Mr. Grattan said he would bring in some measure next Session for the relief of the poor of Ireland. EARL MARSHAL. On the Motion of Lord George Cavendish, the House resolved into a Committee on the Earl Marshal s Bill, Lord John Russeli. in the ...
... against Mr. John Smith, late Missionary at Demerara. 2. Mr. Brownlow—To refer. Petition concerning Roman Catholic Association to the 'Committee on the state of Ireland. 3. Mr. Goulburn—Bill to renew Insurrection Act (Ireland). 4. Sir John Newport—To refer ...