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... Catholic, but to the rich Proteataut. Mr. H. Grattan supported the prayer of toe petition, Iwcanse thought« CaUiolic father a right expect that Id* should L« educated and reared a Roman Catholic. . , Mr John Smith said he had it from reports upon which ...
... Ireland was altogether prohibited, and the Corn Millers had the exclusive possession of their own market. The vigilance of Sir John Newport detected, at once, the injury, if not destruction, which would come upon this class in Ireland, if the resolution, ...
... Thursday next, ARREST OF MR. J. STANBURV. The SPEAKER -aid, he had to acquaint the House that the Seaeant at Arms had takeis into custody John Stanbury. r.C. W. WY'N moved ThRt the Order of the House e o yesterday, on this suhbect, he diischarged. Tie ...
... to issue a proclamation, with a reward for the apprehension of the party. The Seljeant-at-Arms was then called and received directions to order the Messenger, John Wright, to appear at the - bar of the House. The Messenger having made his appearance, he ...
... Devonshire and Londonderry, and Lord Castlereagh, were among the Irish Nobility who attended. General Sir John Doyle, Sir Henry Parnell, Sir John Burke, and Mr. Brownlow were also present. The evening was spent with conviviality and good feeling. ‘The ...
... Election Committee of Berwick-on-Tweed, stating that John Gladstone, Esq., silting member for said Borough, was not duly elected,*ud that he had been guilty treating said election. r> u Mr James Grattan presented a petition from the Catholic Prelates Ireland ...
... Election reported, that John Gladstone, Esq. the sitting Member, had not been duly elected, and that the election was void', he having been guilty of treating. A new Writ was ordered for a new Election. EDUCATION—IRELAND.,—Mr. J. GRATTAN tarsented a Petition ...
... disputants should be called to the bar tomorrow. * A warrant was ordered to he issued for the apprehension of John Stan- bury, the said John having refused to attend an Election Committee, and absconded o * Mr PeIL laid 01 the table a Convention entered ...
... Colon*l Kasmore, t.omue, K. Forbes, Sit I'has. Mshtrly.J. Forbes, John Maberly, W. L- Gordon. Rob. Monck, J. B. Watl-unen, H. TeUer*. Grattan’, Henry Nugsat. Lent Hurne,’Joseph Grattan. James I'onwaiby, Hoc. G. Key of every Government with the pruiieute ...
... tl. m.t. Mr. Win. Timliif. .. .n- SnJJpnly, on the IBtl. n'-t., Mockerk.n, LOV. .0- pr, Mr. John Miretou-, «» >«»! •m'TXIXU -be .1,1, In,. Mr. John Cbelru. 76. Soturbiv lit. »t lloth. 1 62.1 yp.r. H.v 1.1.6 snublp). F.«|. „nlvp,..liyrr.|.. 'p ...
... count, H e cautioned the Right Hen. Gentleman to Pause Gentleman also charged the expense of this palace to Lord properly armed with a power to reject any thing that before h e i nc r e ased the number of Exchequer bills, for it Granville. Surely if a ...
... wstsaid, would ciii-ct, really conld not ve* how twenty armed poachers being mat twenty amen gsiue-koepers, shed less blood than few gonssCWPfijb® STJisilligii noiliinilßß sniaintst Id Mr. GRATTAN «aid, that the Nobld Urrd cttuld pdUuieiy CMaueivpMiep ...