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... 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 ...
... Duchess ef Roxbiirgh and Majior O'Reilly, the Countesa San Antonio, Mrs. Fitzherbert, the Hon. Mrs. Herbert, the Hon. Mrs. St. John, Sir W. atid Lady Tierney, L:idy ()nslowUodlonel Fitzrlsrence, Colonel Farqbrhar, Lady Agnes Butler, Mr. Mas- tertio Ure, Sir ...
... HORTON remarked, that it was necessary some- of thing should be dose wtthout delay. WTH itHE CATHOLIC QUESTION. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN, en presenting two Petitions fronm the Catholic Inhabitants of Parishes in the County of Wick- l ow, for the removal of their ...
... (tabe Petition tie Noble Marquess presented, we understood, for his Nohle Friend, the Earl of Derby), Culnbrook, a Chapel in Cardigan, Choriton-row, Manchester, Lenhbm, Ulversten, Reading Covrts, Penshnrat green, Ekstgate, Lancaster, Cren- brook, 614khaut ...
... with respect to that important Ques.- tiou, more especially as I arm fully satisfied that such an im- pression must be unfavourable to thg class WIth whom it will have most welght. Lirr1 JOHN RUSSELL said gismetlalng across the table, but in 8 low a vice ...
... of Roscommr n ; by Mr. H. Grattan, from the Roman Catholics of the parish of Grange Gorman, in the eounty of Dublin; and by Lord Duncannon, from the Roman Catholics of ten different parishes. TEST AND CORPORAT[QN ACTS. Mr. JOHN MARTIN presented aPetitn ...
... parish in Mallowr; and by Mr. Grattan, frmi the Rateman Ca- iltes.ics of several parishes in the County Olf Wicklow. y Mr. SPRING RICE, in preesnting a Petition from the Rnman 3Catholic inhabitantis of the parish (if St. John, in Dublin, mast It epcal ~nd ...
... prayning for the Repeal of the Malt Act were 'cted presented, isv Mr. Egerton, fro m the Maltsters of Norwichb; by been Mr. John Martin, from the Maltitteis of Teswkesbury; and eiar, by Mr. Dutedale, fronm the Maltaters of several places in t to, Warwvici ...
... at tdriger to discharge fire -arms, tr stabbing, cuttaing, or wettadinug, to make the law apply to the discitargitig of any loaded armIs, for there were enisan of accomplishing the sante object without the use of fire-arms: after the provision i against ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT ow GRE*T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS._APRIXL 1. Lord John Russell. Mr. Spksa, Sir Tbhntoo Fremantle, and - othersb rom the Commons, brought up the Bill for Repealing the Test and Corporation Acts, the Bill for Disfranchising ...
... 9 26th MARtCH. L11IEL CASE. T~otbe prosecutioO of Lrcrd Vlscount Blnghsin, seaur~ Vi'a~ lynn, one of the I'roprietnrs, and John eli ''ret he Evening maid Newspaper. r. : nd tile pieadint5. ri. '.'idtt' eaded Ntt Guilty. NJ, ' ii ,. rt4 m and said M Ny ...
... thle Penryn Dmsfatrschiaement Bill. The Counsel were According~ly called in. Mr. lAaRItSON, Ifur tbe Petitioners, recailled John Pasuley, aind Cross-extuilned him at some length, as ro the evi- dence he had riven before the Election Committee of the other ...