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... slain the fair of our Establishment done away with ; and our Evangelical Church purified from all spot, embracing her sacied arms the whole population of this Island Saints. ’* Most assuredly we live in sttango, eventful times. Reader, from what think you ...
... tenant. Why, asked, should landlord obliged pay 171. to eject tenant who ought to out without any expense ? (Hear.) Mr. JAMES GRATTAN gave the right honourable gen* tleman (the Solicitor General) full credit for bis desire to emend the act in question, to ...
... faltebood and hypocrisy. The house then divided, and the numbers were— For the motion 13 Against it 319 306 Majority Lord JOHN RUSSELL then made his motion for committee on the stale of representation the people in parliament, on which the house divided— ...
... animal lifted his paV Jtgainst Uis puny opponent, the cowatdly animal ran howTit%* to his master. Had Mr. O Connell lifted his arm. in anger, when the pensioned curs assa.led him. thev would, dfcuhitess, found skulking beneath the ministerial benches, and ...
... Hon. F. Brownlow, Charles Grattan. James Ponsonhy, Htm. W. Baring. A. Graham Sir J. Ramsden, C. Hariuir, W. B. H«bhou«e, J. C. Robart«, A. W. B. F. Hume, Joseph Rochfort, G. Baring, SirT. Handcock, Richard Russell, Lord John Blake', Sir Francis Hollywood ...
... South Frederick-street; John Twycross, Esq., 69, Darme., street; W. P.. Matthews, Esq.,. Lower Castle-yard; Peter Brophy, Faq., 88, Abbey-street; George-Howell, Fsq., 83, Iolesworth street; T. M. Gresham, aEq., Sackville-street . John Dennan, Faq., 49, A ...
... Hill Daniel Ennismere E. J. Shcrley R. Handcock G. Lamb Henry \V. Fitzgerald Arrbdall James Daly Ihmeannon Tullamore J. Grattan H. Grattan W. A. French Thomas Knox Peter Vanhoningh J W. Maxwell. SIR,—I have to acknowledge the receipt your letter, together ...
... The first resolution was proposed by Mr. John Alcorn, seconded by Mr. M'Ardlc, and passed unanimously. The second resolution was proposed hy Mr. Archhold, seconded Mr. Robinson, and passed unanimously. Mr. John Reynolds, in proposing the third resolution ...
... vehemently ; and putting his arm into that of Mr. Trevor, he endeavoured to draw him towards the spot where Captain was standing. ** Your Lordship Is very good, but lt*s useless,” replied Mr. Trevor, struggling disengage his arm from that of l/ord ** Your ...
... teriur- (we believe,) their Graces, the Duke and Duchess, proceeded rice of » stan- Rule's neat and commodious Ino (the King’s Arms,) where th dined and remained for the night. He seemed highly delight : only with Lord Blayaey’s Demesne, and passed a handsome ...
... defendant, and the pUintii milled having received the 1001. bill alluded to. damages were laid 1031*, and a set-offof 1001. was' John Tew Armstrong proved the plaintiff's several money transactions with him for defendant, and the 1001. bill in question had ...
... WUC MAC ee CORN, Gratis.) SAT [BOLD, esolu- duals to ncminate the majority of members Ah! John Bi very sage felk c was shil lings, »w, but he has some good sense about the ig the | tha and pence; and the merchants of England wel t their interests woul ...