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... majorities by which Bill, similar in its general objects, was carried at two (ormer perioils, though ultimately lost. 1813, Mr. Grattan’s Bill was read second time by ma jority of 42, in House consisting of 448 ; and in 1821 Mr. Plunkett’s Bill was read second ...
... Liverpool, Cork, and Dublin, this Vessel must afford great ae- Births secured, and every information given, on application John Watsoh, jun., 19, Water-etreet, Liverpool; and Lxckxt and Mark, Cork. N.B. Such Persons wish to ship Goods P orccls from Dublin ...
... amounting about twenty, are just returned from Sir F. Burden's. Mr. Brougham, Mr. Abercrombie, Mr. Hobbouse, Sir John Newport, Mr. James Grattan, and Mr. Ulcunl, the Secretary to the British Catholics, were present. There seemed bat one opinion prevail to ...
... Browne, Rt Hon D Honeywood, W P worth, Thos Smith, John vhether Bury, Vise Hornby, E Smith, Wm owards Howard, Hon W Smith, W M officers Bent, John Howard, H Hume, J Sir} of| Clerk, Sir G Calcraft, John Huskisson, Rt Hn WStaunton, Sir G Hutchinson, Hon ...
... It was ' one the most unconstitutional and arbitrary measures that ever was introduced to the house. (Hear, bear.) Mr. J. Grattan looked upon this as a very alarming proposition. - Mr. Peel merely rose to say, that, in acquiescing in this motion for leave ...
... setund of . * Down.*. Esq- of Templtscoby. County Wexford. At Dundalk Chureli. the Mth instant, hy I* l *J* • Elia. Thnck.rey, John Ste.lon Esq of J* to Magdalene, only daughter of Jamea KelU. Saturday, the 12th inst. St. Mary’* Chiirrh, the Re». Peter Roe ...
... were seven carriages and four. John Masgrav*, Hely, Rockville, Ge«>ige Barron, BelmoiiMt Cas lie, George Greene. Little John O’Drll, Mount-Odet), John Matthew Galwey, Richard Rower O’Shea, Sir William Jackson Hart., John Nuirenl Humlde. CloncoskorHii Cattle ...
... On Sunday night, a comfortable farm bouse, between Fedamore and Fannigstown, tenanted by Mrs. Condon, was attacked by an armed party of insurgents, who were bravely repulsed the inmates, hut not before the dwelling was considerably injured, and all the ...
... surrounded by Lord Stourton, Lord Killeen, the Hen. Mr. Preston, Sir Thomas Esmonde, Bart., Mr. Coke, M.P. (of Norfolk), Mr. Grattan, M.P. Ac. &c. The Secretary read apologies, on account of indisposition, from the Earl of Shrewsbury, Lord De Clifford, Lord ...
... episcopal the Bishop of Sr. Davin's, from the upper half of the C unions, nor (except the See of Norwich, which obtained a of Cardigan ; by the Earl of from Har have in the County of Salop, against the Catholic Claims. specific act of Parliament for the purpose) ...
... everlasting gratitude, with high and cheering emolowed by the utmost vehemence of applause, which ? This is a bright day for Sir John ewport. was succeeded a general call for Mr. Shell. Be- (Hear, hear.) It must give new vitality to ins framf, fore, however ...
... could Schooling for *. John eye sharper than was possibly gain any thing by restoring them ? Were they Hir'd its ‘dance at the that the cbaffwould . to abstain from every thing likely to raake Protestants see, fain bide from bis John has learned, that that ...