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... her mother in-law took the child from her, shortly after died her arm«. M. Grandserre.—Ou Monday morning a number of persons, among whom were several of distinction, repaired to Si. John Wood, for the purpose of seeing the ground le-measured ov»r which ...
... Cavan ta Sir JOHN SHELLEY presented simitar petition,signed Disaentera *( Lewes. Air. LAWLEV presented petition from Coventry in favour of the Catholic claims. Mr. FITEOIBBON presented four similar petitions from Limerick. Mr. JAMBS GRATTAN presented a ...
... from Butterworth; by Mr. Hancock, from Cavan; and by Sir John Shelley, from 680 Dissenters at Lewes. Petitions in favour of the Catholics were presented by Mr. Lawley, from Coventry; by Mr. J. Grattan, from Wicklow ; by Mr. Fortescue, from three places in ...
... House. ; Sir JOHN SHELLEY presented pelitionsfrom a Dissenting Congregation in Lewes, against the Catholic Claims. - Mr. FORTESCUE presented a petition from the Roman , Catholics of Linton-imon-Ouse, for emancipation, .. Mr. - H. GRATTAN presented a petition ...
... corrfort, rLunt cleanrlinress-io the Lilttir, every) DI thing presented art a~rpearance tire very reverse. How tenet wits Samclt arm C:traiorditary circu[iastance, sucir a plienrrnitint, to s lie accounted tor ' 1 ciruld Dot b' siid to be the eff, ct of tie ...
... said there was another bill before the house, connected with this subject —namely, the bill respecting persons going out armed at night to kill game. He should propose that it should be read a second time to night, pro forma, and the discussion could ...
... Bart. M.P. Sir William Bart. M.P. Sir Joseph Right Hon. C. W Ynne 3I John Wilson`Croker, Esq. Bankes, Esq. M.P. Gene • W Charles Saville Only, Esq. -P. ral p ' La mb, M.P. Sir John Cottr e ll , Bart. M.P. the Hon. George the Hon. D. Kinnaird, M.P. Hon ...
... about us, and so basely abused us, merely to sell your mutton, and buy smock frocks for your stupid sons, William, James, and John, you would long ago have been pulled from behind your counter, ducked in the Molendinar burn, a stream scarcely more pellucid ...
... that the offender having been twice convicted, had become it were character. lie would also propose, that persons found out armed together night, the number three (he was not particular to the nuiub-i ), should adjudged guilty of felony. Indeed, the situation ...
... thu, found with arms in his hands shouhl attenipt to tise them lagaiust rity one who might attempt to apprehend him, be wetis to le liable to the punishment ol transportation. 13y in- oiler custise, the offence of heitig found vwith arms as one of a numiber ...
... bill and altering the present laws. By the act which was entitled Bankes’s Act, any person who was found out at night with arms in his hands, for the purpose of poaching, was liable to be brought before a jury, tried for a misdemeanour, and, if convicted ...
... night armed, with intent to kill game, and it was similar in is provisions to a Bill which hal been brought into the other House some time back, and provided the same punishments and same remedies. He thought that perso n s found out at night armed, and ...