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... was John Philpot Curran. (Cheert.) No, It was net John Curran. You veil! conjecture ih.-tt It wee Mr. Grattan, that roan whose mind like bis face, east the mould antiquity. No, It wat not Mr. Grattan. It neither Pnneonby, nor Curran, nor ...
... from Scotland.— Ordered to be printed. DORSET LUNATIC ASYLUM. Mr. Bankes brought in a Bill for the purpose of enabling Francis John Browne, Esq., to convey a certain house and estate to the use of the Count v of Dorset, a* a Lunatic Asylum, in accordance ...
... of the sufferers, the chief pain in my breast, belly, arms, and hands ; 1 thought that all the blood in my body had run into my arms and to burst out of my finger ends. This was mistake ; but the arms swelled till the gauntlets were buried witbin the flesh ...
... adopt seine sound principle of internal management, by Which that industry of the country would be fairly stimulated. Mr. GRATTAN was not opposed to the principle of the Landlord and Tenant Bill, but he thought time ought ti he given to the people of Leland ...
... Act Mr. Hobhouse brought forward his proposed motion for Vote of Thanks to Sir Edw. Codrington and his brave companions in arms, for their conduct the battle of Navarin, in an able speech, in which he cited the battle of Copenhagen and other precedents ...
... feelings of the Irish members in favour of* this bill, they would abandon the objec- tions which they now felt against It. Mr. GRATTAN was of opinion that the Tenantry Act sliould have been accompanied by some plan of emi- gration to make it complete. He did ...
... George , Horncastle. [Parker, Horncastle; and Messrs. Norris Co., John-strcet, Bedford-row.J J. Lewthwaite and W. Lewthwaite, scnyener, March 5. 6. and April t, eleven, at lh* king's Arms Lancaster. [Armilstead, Lancaster, Cnvelje, S inn.] DIVIDENDS, At ...
... Cottrell Dormer, of Rousham. Esq. Shropshire William Lacon Childe, of Kmlct-hall, Esq. Somersetshire John Hugh Smyth Pigott, of Brockley, Esq. Staffordshire John Atkinson, of Maple Hayes, Esq. Wiltshire G. W. Wroughton, Wilcot House, Esq. Worcestershire ...
... places of worship for their own religion. The Hon. Gentleman having accompanied their petitions with a few observations, - Sir JOHN - BRYDGES rose to complain that the time of the House was wasted on petitions; and he observed that it was more proper for ...
... effects were anticipated from their introduction into Ireland. After some further remarks from Mr. Slaney, Sir John M r rottesley, Mr. Estcourt, Mr. John Wood, Mr. Drummond, Mr. Benett, of Wiltshire, and Sir James Qraham, leave was given 10 bring to bill, which ...
... from the Independents of Ashford, Devon ; by Mr. John Wood, from the Independents of Chorlev, and two other places in Lancashire, and from the congregation of Cross-street Chapel, Manchester; by Sir John Wrottesley, from Wolverhampton ; Sir 1. eland, from ...
... visiting magistrates had failed to call upon the Secretary of State for new aid, if the existing provisions of law did not arm them with sufficient power to abate the evil. He thought he had now made out a sufficient case to call for legislative interposition ...