... gentlemen not having been in their places at this day's ballot, were ordered to be taken in the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms. The name of Mr. Holmes was called, and that gentleman answered, but added that he was not at the ballot. He then explained ...

... events, he was not a verse to the consideration of this branch of the subject if introduced in a different form. ' Mr. H. GRATTAN complained in strong terms of the heavy taxation inflicted upon Ireland by the present mode of levyiug for the use of the ...

... rangemen did no t a p pear i n t h e i r processions with the arms which they had received as members of the corps of yeomanry. He had himself seen many of their processions ; but he had never any arms, either musket, ipistol, sword, or net, a piece pf Fusty ...

... printed. Mr. Hume moved for, and obtained leave to bring in a bill to abolish imprisonment for debt upon mesne Process. Mr. H. Grattan also obtained leave to bring in a bill to prevent the destruction of Roman Catholic chapels in Ireland. The proceedings of ...