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... repeal no existing tax would be of such benefit to the poor as that of the Window and House Tax.—Ordered lo be printed. Mr. Grattan presented a petition from the Licensed Victuallers of Dublin, praying that the annual system might altered. Tlieir case was ...
... presented petitions from the Writers and Proctors of Forfar and Perth against the Attorney Tax.—Ordered to be printed. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from the Vintners of Dublin against the Duties on Wine Licences. Mr. ELLIS presented a petition from ...
... / / Clare. ..John Singleton, of Esq. Newmarket-oit- Porgus. Cork. ..John Smith Barry, of I'oaty, Est). Cove. Dot ...
... five from Winchester, four from Bishop's Waltham, five trom the New Forest, and fourteen from Portsmouth and Gosport. Apply to John Richards, Esq. Gosport, and to Messrs. Sweet, Stokes and Oarr, Basinghall-street, London, if by letter post paid. - - - - INDIA ...
... Association, he has is universally admitted. The only question is, armed them with their present authority. For whether is appoint his successor. some who, after the venerated Grattan, ever pleaded it is supposed that lie has actually appointed him, the ...
... Coriection, February Bth, .1825. J PALL OF SPRING WOOD. r 1-0 BE SOLD BY TICKET, at the House of Mr. Root. Bucktrout, the Cardigan's Arms Inn, Burley, near Leeds, on Wednesday, the 23d of Feb. 1825, between the Hours of Fivs and Seven o'clock in the Evening ...
... quantity of Wool exported from the Ist of January, 1824, to the Ist January, 1825. Petition was presented from the parish of St.John the Baptist, Bristol, against any further concessions of political power to the Roman Catholics—Ordered to lie on the table ...
... from the Snuff Ma- nufacturers of the city of Bristol, praying for the Reduction of the Tobacco Duties. On the Motion of Sir JOHN NEWP'ORT, leave of absence was given to Mr. Stuart for slix weeks, on Cthe ground of illness. Sir THOMAS LETHBRIDGE presented ...
... of public preaecutot; and this arm of power was brought to bear upon the helpless, at the sums moment that the foulest end fil. thient class of libellers that ever disgraced the public pivsa were encouraged in the John B*U to pursue their Ceurse. (Hear ...
... Irish people, after which the Government disappointed their hopes. The example of the Convention, guided by the genius of Grattan and the good sense of Lord Charlemont, was respected whilst it was carried on upon its original principles; but departing ...
... Inetirutum; huHchirng Boat, by Hr. Fraxrr. for guinea., by the Couotet. they; Rummaging Old Wardrobe, by Mr. Ooed, for 80 guinea., John Hnttoa, Eeq. The Recorder of London yesterday nude his report to «>e King in Council of the foilewin* priaonere under eenteßee ...
... such alarms altogether unreasonable? In many towns the Protestants had assembled, and had remained up during the night with arms in their hands, to he prepared fur those outrages which they dreaded. Was that state of things to be tolerated, to be endured ...