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... starving, in Limerick and some other counties, they were breaking out into acts of outrage solely from want of food. Mr. Henry Grattan said that be had received letters from Ireland stating theexislence of the deepest distress in that country, and he believed ...
... bitants of the town of Castlecomer, in the county of Kil- against the proposed incregse of stamp datits in Ireland. # Mr. H, GRATTAN took that opportunity to ask~the noble lord (Gower) what wete his intentions relative to the further progress’ of the (Ireland) ...
... # Halford’ had retired to rest, The Speaker moved that the. House now have definitively refused any connexion with Mr. H. GRATTAN trosted that an end ringleaders, and drove the maiu body from thi leaving Mr. O'Rielly, Lord Steathaven, and: 3 the Minister ...
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... ad- mitted having reeéived the 1001. bill afluded “to. The damages were laid at LO3I., and a set-off of 1001. was pleaded. John Tew Armstrong proved the negociation of several money transactions with him for defendant, and that the 1001. bill had been ...
... Ministers bad taken any par the internal policy of France. He could assure the’ that they bad done no sucl: thing. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN boped Parliament would separate without making some provision for the poor of | land, who were at this moment suffering the ...
... bis t.iereto.e, vi men avert, any one ot these General signed the resolutions, and The rearm given by the Ministers for not arms presented, band played the firstßu |m > ...
... Earl of Macelesfield, Mr. © prisoner, who is a young man and well known the walls of Algiers. A great fermentation has and Mr. John Sullivan, all of whou were members | had enlisted into the 4h or King’s St | P * amongst he. of the Emperor Sada Khalef is ...
... Koscrea, — W. H. Downer. Queen’s County— Robert Perry, Rathdowney. Clare, —John M'Grath, Ennis. Monaghan, —G. Lcppcr. Cavan. —H. Biice, Cootehill, —William Marlin, Wexford —John G, Good dll. Enntscorthy. Louchrfa, —Mrs. Cloran. Londonderry, —William James ...
... for upwards of an hour, and at length re- turned a vedidlt for the plaintiff for the amountclaimed, 751. 5,, and 6d. costs. JOHN HAIG V. ROBERT WALLACE. Mfr. GAYER opened the pleadings. This was an action o replevin to recover 27 puncheons of whiskey. ...
... xertions are used to secure th at the The party in the procession were not, as usual, armed, and or breach of the peace took place up to three o'clock. 1 tholic inhabitants enjoyed the seene, and joined heartily in Ex- “One Curer More ror Boads Boys” ...
... annual meeting of -Proprietors, oil Saturday last. At same time, Messrs. -George lMlitchel. Dr. Tenneunt, John. Dunvill, John Vance, Wi. Simms, aind John Charters, were chosen lanagers; and Mr. Robert James Tenneslt and Counsellor James Gib. son, were cbosen ...