... restoration of their civil r lfit (Mr. Grattan) admitted that his Honourable C.llegoe i Mr o Moore) had this Session stepped before hirm ; lie liti ?? to drag the coach of the Corporatign of Dldin ; but i:e Grattan) still hoped to ovettake his, ;a, before ...

... so devoutly wished by avery true Irishman, ultimately and soon. [The .Noble Lord sat d awn amidst ierneral cheertng.) Mr. JOHN DAVID) LAIFOUCIiE rose amtd loud citeerigst to second the Resnlosttons, aud spoke in substance as follows : ]tly Lord Dulae ...

... Knight of the Shire for the County of Cumberland, in the room of John Christian Curwen, Esq,, deceased; and of a Burgess for the Borough of Clifton Dartmouth Hardness, In the room of Sir John Hutton Cooper, Dart., deceased. CLARE ELECTION. Tbe SPEAKER also ...

... purpose of ?? the proceed- ing more satisfactory. The SPEAKER directed the Serjesnt at Arms to inquire wheber Mr. O'Connell was in attendance. The Strjeant at Arms replied in the affirmative. The SPEAKER directed that he be called in, Mr. O'Connell entered ...

... forehead of one of the ladies of the country; part of a belm of iron, all marked wit15 the Arms of France, and the foot ef a copper candlestick, with the Arms of onte nfthe Naturalists ...

... just give a specimen or two the first was J ames Thomes, Esquire, and cotton-spinner; the second, John Gray, E-qtire, and weaver; and the third, John Young, Esquire, and coachman to Colonel Wardle. Admiral EVANS observed that, as a Magistrate, he ...

... bear!]. Again, in 1793, when the elective ?? was grant- ed to tbe Roman Catholics, I find that Sir John Scott was At- torney-General, and that Sir John Mitford was Lord Chancellor of Ireland; and yet, It never appears to have entered the minds of these ...

... a Committee upon the I Catholic Claims. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN rose, and was about to address the Hou-e, wben The SPEAKER aked if the Htnorrable Member rose to I Secoud the Amendment ? Mr. HENR It GRATTAN said, be rose for the purpose ot mekinR a Moiion. Tse ...

... Session of Kirkaldy, the Convert. from the Faith at Sligo, and from other plsces in Duinfriep, 1 ehire, ShroPshire, Cheshire, Cardigan, & Surrey-thirty ',Ote. In presenting tbe last Petition, from a place near , the Noble Earl stated, that he bad rectived ...

... against Concession. Colonel DALRYMPLE presented a Petition to the same -efect from thb town of Lander,in tbe shireof Berwick. Mr. JOHN CAR ER presented a Petition in favour of osuancipstion from the inhabitants of the Borough of Portsep. Mr. KENNEDY brolight ...

... Laws, for they existed antecedent to the Refoomation. I would refer the Honourable Member to ia high authority-tbat of Sir John Davies-wbo tells you that tie causes of the evils that existed in former times arose from - the refumal to give to the Irish ...

... HOUSE OF CO.IMONS.-APRIL 7. Counsel wore heard on Hayne's Divorce Bill in a Committee, and witnesses examined. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN presented two Petitions jrom the Catholic inhabitants of parishes in Ireland against the Vestry Act ,-one in favour of the ...