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... attorneys of the CourTof Exchequer : —John Magra.h, Hugh Irwin Thorn™ Keenan, Edward Jones. Peter M-Evo, Pollock. George A. Armstrong, John H. Nunne, '•alter William George Delany, John Weight, Luke Thomas Breen*'John P. Wright. Alexander F. Henry, Patrick ...
... the reason opposed himself Mr. Grattan was because bis father bad shrunk frnir the exertions of the people, and hid himself Tinnahinch when the people were struggling, in 1810, for repeal tin Union—he opposed Mr. Grattan, because that gentleman rested ...
... you replied, and well and nobly, ia too late—we must content the English people. was said that Lord John Russell's book was at variance with Lord John Rus- ; sell’s bill, still you answered, must content the people England. If was said that the repre ...
... the lady John U.ascott, Darriitcr.at-I.aw, The lady of Daniel Lombard, Suu.mcr.hill, this city, ol At'Oakgrovc, county Cork, the 1 of John Bowen, , of Hill, King's County, the lady of Sandford Palmer, * “ai liabraham, Cambridgeshire, the lady John Adeanc ...
... ORANGKISM. It will reeoUeeteil that Mr. H. Grattan dated to the Houw of Common*, tad week, that during the late election tome Orangemen bad marched through Trim armed, &c., and that upon one occaaion they were headed by Protestant clergyman, with pidol ...
... moat intolerant countr e The interest.xcited Robert Taylor's case, had the very effect tli.n the law makers calculated on Mr. JOHN WOOD also supported the petition, bvin-vio,. that all prosecution for opinion sake was TREVOR opposed the pennon, and d-elar ...
... pirates wire chiefly Spaniards, and were lobe sent to England lor tridl.— 4/nen'can Puptr, State ok the (Joustv Kilkenny Taking arms, and sweating persons to give land, env.rea*e labourers' wages, Ac., Ac , continue to be of daily and nightly occurrence throughout ...
... Francis Petit, builder, Sheffield; John Cooper, brewer. Trowbridge; James Green Trevitt. linen-draper, Liverpool; John Jones, Geliy Groes, miller, Monmouthshire; John Evurett, grocer, Burwell, Cambridgeshire ; John Letter, shoemanufacturer, Derby; William ...
... Miss Magan, Michael Higgms, Michael Smyth, John (>*Reilly. Michael O’Reilly, Patrick Barnwell, John Burke, M.D., Luke Cunningham, and Oliver Moore, I/, each; Mrs Conroy, Messrs E Heffcruan, Philip Sheridan, John Hope, Martin Finny, and Michael M*Keaoa, ...
... they might placed upon the same footing as gaolers England hon. member presented petition for the abolition of tithes, ftom John Nuwlan, the parish of the countv of Galwiv. Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions in favor of the proposed bill for better ...
... a member of the d education. Indeed, out of 100 of all sects in Ireland were opposed to ministerial plan of education. Mr. JOHN BROWN expressed himself favour of the system proposed government, which, his opinion, was r.dmirably calculated in impart ...
... attacked by armed parties, and robberies of arms. 401. ; January 17, bouse attacked, and murder committed, ; January 24. murdur of on* man, and beating nf another, S(M. ; January I •i. I *. murder, j(M. ; January *26, attacks two houv;», rob-' fire-arms, and ...