... the abuses complained of in the English svslem of Poor Laws. Mr. O’Brien’a bill kept clear those abuses, did that of Mr. Grattan. 1 sjieak not of the merits of those hills any other respect, but they offered you plan of relief, from which the abuses which ...

... allowed for the examinrationr of the ;acounts. He thought that a week or two at least would be necessary for that purpose. Lord JOHN RUSSELL believed that tire papers were now, nearly ready, arid would be itn the hands of Hon. Mem- bers in the course of the ...

... majority of 132 to 95. SENTENCES AT COUNTY ANTRIM SESSIONS. Ballymena, January 2.—John Gallagher, for larceny, confined months in the House of Correction at hard labour John 4 Aleese, like, three months, like.—MarJ Ann M‘Glaughlin, like, months, like.—William ...

... Heform Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented petition from the Corporation of the City and County of Waterford in favor of Reform. The petitioners considered themselves hy right, and not by favor, entitled to free representation in Parliament, and they lamented ...

... declaring that the weahh of the church should be reduced. Who voted for it? Edward Ellice seconded lha resolution—(//rnr, Lird John Russell—(/tear, (a name encompassed with lustre, a famous and venerable name, of equal honour and service to his country) Henry ...

... had been utterly unknown, have been sufficient to fix the regards of the whole assembly upon him. He was examined by Mr. Grattan, but rendered many interrogatories unnecessary by once entering info a history tiihes. He established beyond all controversy ...

... Herdstown. 2d ditto to Mr. John Harris, of 3d ditto to Mr. John Pattersou's ploughman, Ballyblack. Ith ditto to Mr. James M'Kee’s son. K'ilyvolga.i 3th ditto to Mr. Samuel Pritchard's son, Ballyhnan. 6th ditto to Mr. John M'Minn's ploughman. Judges on ...

... Jury were sworn John Ackland, Esq. oreman , Robert Pentland, T. B. Hardman Ralph Smyth, Si. George Smith, John Leland, Lathum Fairtlough, H. B. lantlough, George W. Evans, Graves Ackland, John Chesshne, Edward Rie. Andrew Armstrong. John Chester, Francis ...

... person wore military cap, and had a 18. ehooldcrs. body h - dred. poraons, and they were urged thoa. fr and were armed with every sort of me.; arms ; hut they had which the country could supply; they p hose epadea, bill kooks, acy.hes, .tick., w«“^-* «” ,^ ...

... were un- founded, and unworthy time station and character Of the Aheniber-whmo had brought them forward. (eatr. ) Mr. H. GRATTAN defended the conduct of Lord Plunket, and. moved, as an amendment, for similar returns - with respect to R ichard Lockwood ...

... He believed the sturdy yeoman of the North, on whom such demand was made, would give them to understand that bore the King’s arms, and that he would not submit to support an institution that he regarded as an injury, and that '‘' not pay clergyman from ...

... proposition of the Government there were ulterior views, and it was sought to establish measures of coercion. In Ireland the arm of the law was already felt be sufficiently strong and powerful, and he could not see the necessity, at this moment, of giving ...