... 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 ...

... wharf. In the canal, was stnuk ; U* Musing passing through stout beam close to the h«jd of man who lying on tlie deck ; his arm. being placed above his bead, completely benumbed. The chimney of large houwon Standard-htll, the reeldenre of Mr. Lucy, ws ...

... got to Scotland when they had boats,barks.amt ell things re.idy for their iran ...

... and more .Mr. Grattan for this sxtra-mlinarychaage his language In spotless integrity, never existed. (Hear, hear.) right I the course of ten years ? Did he wish Mud either Air. friend Mr. Elliot then rose and said, ‘My noble friend Grattan any other statesman ...

... the aacendanry of the Protestant proprietor* In their own countiw, upon their own the thretholda of their home*—and with the arm* of their own slam, the fret hoi den. (Loud cheer*.) Would be Mid that they the eatent that power He f Mr. North) would venture ...