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... Barnewall, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume, of Hume Wood, Cul. Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chair- man sat Lord Rossmore, Mr. Pierse, Mr. Ponsonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomes Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M ...
... such persons hare presentments to make, or bills of indictment to prefer, are desired to attend the Clerk of Indictments, Mr. John BCRRUP, at his OUice, in the said Shire Hall, and give their instructions for the same, early as possible on the Wednesday ...
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... decision at this important crisis ol ( Amen, amen !)—to give to him and sit C wisdom—( Amen 1). The LORD'S Prayer folk JOHN J. Bus-mess, Esq. having been called to t he adverted to the objects of the meeting; and hl at the successes that had attended ...
... would be. that the Catholics should stand by themselves, end depend on themselves alone, particularly when he recollected Lord John Russell's declaration at the Huntingdon e'-er-tion, that if there could be found an enactment that could drive the Catholic ...
... rhen, reciprocate wat to heighten In. by ouklnf the all common ■maneocy and the power of each, little* are done had not nl* arm been itrtneihberal master* under whoae rtlfo BiiiaJa ration of mankind,—a monarch who will page of her history* for sound judgment ...
... Midilid Catholic Asseciation Lihear, herI.Their Petition had beeo presented to the one House byLr John ItweAll, And to the otheir by Lord Hollanil; and asLord John had well obnerved, had Ileen signed by soeta tof the most respectahble Ang alistinguihtihd Members ...
... the packing of juries, —it recommends men for the Magistracy to a political Chancellor. At the head of a county regiment, it arms itself with a power incompatible with civil liberty,—it assembles on the bench of sessions a re- gular regimental court-martial ...
... conferring degradation. If Mr. Peel really distrusts the Catholic body, how can he reconcile it to himself to accessary not only arm the common soldier, but to make a Papist eligible to command the fleet the army, and to deny to the lord and the commoner the ...
... Watkins, for stealing spade from Mr. Coo :, at Petcrchurch, to one month's imprisonment; John Smith and W. Morris, charged with having entered a coppice in the parish of armed with a gun for the destruction game, were remanded till the assizes, and to remain ...
... Government Parade, Moupt Wise, where he was received with royal honours, and in the evening he dined with Major-General Sir John Cameron, at the Citadel. After dinner, Lady Cameron gave a grand ball at the Lieut.-Governor's house, and dancing, in which ...
... the appointment ot the Duke of Wellington as First Lord of the Treasury, Mr. Goulburn as Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir John Beckett as Judge Advocate, Mr. Herries as Master of the Mint, and Lord Granville Somerset as a Lord of the Treasury. The Gazette ...