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... presented a petition from Belfast for a reduction of the duty on coals. _ Mr. Moore and Mr. Grattan supported the prayer of the pctition.—Ordered to be printed. Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a petition fiom the landownersof barony of the county of Wexfmd, praying ...
... yourselves and your wives. Take arms brsve IWusveltnans, against the fiussiau infidels—repair five times every day to the sacred temples, and there put up the prescribed prayers that the favour the Prophet may insure the victory—arm brave Musselmans in defence ...
... Daere.'Alihorp, Carnarvon, Ebrington, and King, Sir F. Burden, Mr, Brougham, Mr. VY. Smith, Mr. H, Grattan, Mr. Coke, Mr. Hobbouse, Mr. Josses Grattan, Mr. Bireb, Mr, Denham ; several Roman Ca> tholics of distinction, among others—Lords Stour' 100, StaffSid ...
... woman, acquaintances, were on their way hume, when passing through Broad-street, they were met by three fellows named John Marks, John Ryan, and Nicholas Condon, who commenced a quarrel with them ; the girl, Burke, in order to get rid of them, brought ...
... After some other business had been pone thro , I John Despard, lisq., was called three times, and, although this gentleman was regularly summoned to attend on the previous Friday, answer the complaint of John Prince, (one of our City Con- I | stables) for ...
... on Cmker-niour.tdiu ; of. the law Newport's twaddle, see ; Lord advice ; appointment Spring Rice ; All the wh ...
... oppose a«y such repeal as the lion. Member seemed to contemplate. Sir John Newport took the same view of the question. Leave was, however, given to bring in the bill, and Mr. Grattan and Mr. Alexander Dawson appointed to prepare the same. The recond reading ...
... IN IRELAND. James Grattan, F.sq. M. IM.as given notice tha will the Report of the SlienH s of Irehn.d Bill, move for the Ueqie.l of much of the 33d of Geo. 111. prevents CathoUes from being Slierdl, Sub-Bhciill’s in Ireland. Mr. Grattan has like. wise given ...
... during the said period.” NOTICES OF MOTIONS. Mr. Grattan—ln the Committee Sheriffs (Ireland) Bill to repeal so much of Act 33 Geo. 3, as prevents Roman Catholics from acting Sheriffs and Sub-Sheriffs. Sir John Newport—Petition from Parishioners the liaion ...
... searched for fire-arms, at Kelnemanagh, and succeeded in obtaining case of pistols and a fine musket buried in the earth. The musket was oiled and well secured by a hay rope. Mr. How. ard, of Fishmoyne, has identified the piece, which an armed party took from ...
... O'Donnell, Mr. O'Halloran, the Officer beg eech of tioned, and a Protestant Curate ; James Nixon, theb no- John Nixon, came up in company with John Nj Owen Kelly; James Nixon is > Half-pay Office “i from put forward on the present occasion, as the inmost ...
... have administered to them, the effect would to re-unite the Protestant interest into one liodv, who, with one voice and one arm, would against them. The Protestant establishment would then be placet! rock from which vain they would endeavour to remove ...