... Ac. Granted The Seijeanl*al*Arms having announced dial Mr. Maherly was in Cusiudy fur atleml die House, laud Ai.tiiokp moved dial die Hon. Member he discharged payment his Ices and was discharged accordingly. Mi. Grattan moved for copy of the OH'inorial ...

... are: Mr. CSUSTAVUS CiALE, CARLISLE. Mr. JOHN K. TAYLOR,CotKEiiMoirrn. Mrs. AITE Keswick. Mr. 11. SPEAR Maiiyport. Mrs. RI'.RECCA DREM’RV, Penhith. Mr. JOHN BROCKBANK, Whitehaven. Mrs. A. M‘(»AA M’ohxivoton. Mr. JOHN HODUSON, Wiotov. Mr. WM. QUfGCiIN Isle ...

... ; Hraile, John's : Hromby, John's ; Martin, Johns ; Panting, John’s; Chapman, Tri;i.; Wentworth Fitzwilliam, Hon. W. C. Trin.; Horton, Cains. 7%ird Clut» —Ds. Power, Clare ; Hrowne, F.mm.; Hodgson, Sidney ; Considine, John’s; Uowstead, ...

... hrou-di; Mr. John Steel, of Souterfiehl; .Mr. John Moor, conduct case through any motive ol vanity, nor lor the of Orton; Mr. Mason Hodgson, of l.ongbrough ; Mr. puriMise courting noloriety. lorsuch underlakii.g was John Urown, of Orton ; Mr. John Dixon, l ...

... the Deputy Shei ill’, I homas Htiggs, Ksi|., proceeded the Hall, and was immediately followed bv the llluc (or K ) candidate. John Itarham, Ksij. ; with band music, and Hags inscribed The King ami ilefotm’’— •• I tar ham and Independence,” ,\c. ixc. ike ...

... cjuestion, to the merits Sir John Malcolm, from the lips of two individuals who could not be swayed by any such feelings those we have alluded to —men whose views general, and political views in particular, are as opposite to those of John as light is to darkness: ...

... the measures, and got the odium for them, but not the gratitude. He implored themto grant the proposed delay for inquiry. Sir John supported the motion. Mr. Grote opposed the introduction of military tribunals into Ireland. Military officers might intend ...

... amidst those many evils, of like nature, which, said, have already arrested the public attention, and which, we trust, the arm of wholesome legislation will shortly be exerted to suppress altogether. 1 am aware. Sir, that it may be said, let those authority ...

... —Waterford Co . Cobbett, illiam—Oldham Grattan, J-—Co. of Wicklow Cornish, J.—Totness Grattaa, Henry— Meath Ewart, \V.—Liverpool |Lalor, Patrick—Queen's Co. • Fancourt, Major—Barnstaple Lambert, H.—Wexford Co. . Fieldcn, John—Oldham Lynch, A. H.—Galway Geo.—London ...

... statement, he aid state Ihe proportion of armed men in each of the prineijial Slates to the population, and the proportion the military expenditure to the revenue. Great Britain, of effective forces, the proportion of armed men to the population was one man in ...

... with the Protestant Church. Mr. wa ...

... whole was again occupied with Ihe discussion (he llepcal ,|iies:ion. Mr. Ruthven, Mr. H. Grattan, and Mr. Sbeil spoke in favour of Mr. O'Conneli's ar.d Mr. John Browne, Sir D. -nndfoid, Mr. Lambert, and Sir Robert Peel, supported the amendment. The arguments ...