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... Lord STANLEY presented a p etition from the maltsters oh Lancashire, ing for a reduction in the duty on malt. Mr. J. GRATTAN presented a petition from the Roman Caii,olics of the county of Wicklow, in favour of the Roman Ca- dic Mr. BYNG presented ...
... b, by HILL C HARLEY. Agent, Donegall-Quay. Mr. JOHN MORRIS, 1, NEW LONDO!- STREET, MDARX-LANZ, LoNDoNs, Mr. RICHARD MORRIS, PLVtOUTrm, f Mr. JOHN M'CAMMON, 24, WATER- 7; STREET, LivEaroor., 4 4. Mr. JOHN STANLEY; 15, EDnci-QUAT, K. 1 )csm.IN. . * 802J ...
... William Ouchterlony, Esq. J W. Bernidaile, Esq. John Plummer, Esq. jinrd Burmester, Esq. John Anthony Rocker, Esq. Aaron Chapman, Esq. Daniel Slepheusoo, Esq. Boiamv Dobree, Esq. James Sim*, Esq. John furse, Eso. Henry B. Ward, Esq. Gabriel Gillett, ...
... great Importance attached t itself oit to enter into a discussion of its merits, or go through the v contained in it • and arms topics contain _ yet, although it wa s unusua l to b r i ng f orward at suc h a period as the present th e arguments that might ...
... read a second time. PENRYN DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, this Bill was read a third time and passed. CORPORATION AND TEST ACTS. On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, this Bill was read a third time, and, after a few words from ...
... called on to take the test. Lord John Russell said, he did not expect to hear such a doctrine from grave au authority. Mr. James Grattan presented a petition praying the introduction ofthe poor laws into Ireland. Sir John Newport thought their introduction ...
... 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 ...
... taws Into Ireland. If they were introduced, he knew not who would pay them, or who woald not ask be relieyed from aTr. J. GRATTAN, in reply, denied that had any Intendon of introducing the poor laws into Ireland. hat he wished for. w*s legalize, to aa«e ...
... THOB. ATTBBE. 1 HOB. BLAIR, O- “• J. ALLEN, THM. ATKINSON. E. BVERABO, ;■ H. eSONES. . W. WIONEY. JOHN MALL. BAg. j. l J. . JOHN BOYB. J- CONoTAoI-E. JOHN ELO. UNDER THE PATRONAGE OP HIS MAJKSTT. susses: county Otmral S*a Bathing Infirmary. EXTRACT from ...
... and the Ladies Paget, Earl of Chatham, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Holland, Lord Calthorpe, Lady Hippesley, Lady Caven- dish and famiiv, Lady Shelley, Lady Rush', Admiral Sir C. Paget, Sir John Becket, Sir G- PownaU, &c, &c, will be RE-OPEN ...
... recourses to the easus fcederis (which, although it was not brought forward in order to aid with the army the Sovereign Don John VI., at the period of his departure for the Brazils), is now called forward in the midst of the dissensions which now disunite ...
... continues tranquil. Orders are stated have been sent into Asia, that first intelligence of attack, all persons capable of hearing arms must join the levy rn matte: there arc !*• exceptions. Otrahusa has been given over to the Greek authorities, and very improbable ...