... agreed for 145., and f had 10s. in hand. When_l lent the cart the name and number were plain and legible. John Hiscock, ostler at the King's Arms, Commercial-road, stated, that on Thursday evening Ray beckoned him and told him a murder was about to be ...

... Henry Grattan, front the parish of Rathdrtun. DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Petitions against the disfranchisement of the forty shilling free. holders were presented by Mr. Jeptrson, from the freehulders Mallow; of b Mi. Brownlow and by Mr. Henry Grattan, from ...

... those measures to which the noble lord, as the member of an united administration, had determined to give his support. Sir JOHN LOWTHER then presented petitions against the Catholic claims from Netherby, Annandale, and three other places in Cumberland ...

... the reconciliation that they wished it not to be postposed a single day, and the parties absolutely paraded the streets arm-in-arm. (Laughter.) In France and in other countries the progress of tolerant principles had been productive of great public advantage ...

... measure would pluck up the source of discontent; that the Protestonts who had taken up arms to resist what they considered aggression would be the first to lay down those arms, and that the gentry and the educated classes amongst the Roman Catholics from foes ...

... horrible, such a devilish triumph. (Hear, hear, hear.) Events were pressing upon us with a force and a rapidity which no human arm could stay. bil e we were speaking about securities the danger was beneath our -feet—the hour of convulsion was approaching—indeed ...

... H. Sumner, Joseph llockley, John Roker, W. Tinkler, jun., John Sperling, Thonils Calverley, J. W. Mayd, P. H. Douglas, Samuel Paynter, James Alexander, Robert Hesketh, William Buckle, H. L. Spencer, Richard Harvey, John Sabb, Joseph Teale, Thomas Bainbridge ...