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... this was his dctermina»ion, and he only hoped that they would have fair battle. Mr. ROEBUCK said that the noble lord (Lord John Russell) opposed this change because bethought it would interfere with the stability of government. Now he (Mr. Roebuck) did ...
... Tuesday night last, visited by a large 4>o-' made under this act, to remain in force for three years from the dy of men, well armed with muskets. their entry, they time of its being made. Valuators to paid for their heal the unfortunate man in a most cruel ...
... not able to attend for few days. The committee then obtained to adjourn to Monday next. THE WHIGS—THE COERCION BILL. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from a parish Ireland against tithes, and gave notice that he intended to nunc, that any ministry who ...
... lawless. The son of a friend of bis had been lately attacked on the high road and cruelly beaten, his skull was fractured, hts arm broken, and bis life despaired of. His father was told to offer a reward of 1001. fur the ruffians ; but be replied that 1,0001 ...
... country, and the improvement and morals of all her inhabit*?, is. Her Majesty’# ministers never gave up the principle. Lord John Russell declared that his sentiments remained unchanged—Lord Howick went somewhat further—and government declared they would ...
... poor Scotch clerks with which this liberal undertaking ia manned? Must they quit the thin, and return to Caledonia ; or will John Bull afford a refuge, in aoroe tbe new undertakings setting foot, to undermine tbe Bank of England* This is a subject of d ...
... from eight in morning ootll ten night HOUSE OP COMMONS— Mohday. (COKTIXUXD reon **MSIDAV’« MIOT.) POOR-LAWS (IRELAND). Lori JOHN RUSSELL h»rio* moied (he drier day for the rowiri** lUelf into » aaomittK fee wheie bouse muck King’a speech m reuUiM to the ...
... COUNTEIIFKH S. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, maJe DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Flo’born, may had Genuine, without fear of imposition, at yf JOHN DERMOTTS, NO. 8, ITPER ORMOND QUAY, i« ®ccive*l large supply of their inimitable LIQUID and PASTE BLACKING. To comment on an ...
... lit supply her armies in war than the people of Ireland? Ireland had ever been the right arm of England time of war, and long might she continue to be her right arm, and shine the brightest jewel the British crown ! The ry of Ireland was bound with that ...
... oblivion, and find their way to Parliament any manner they could. The borough of Chatlemonl once more silently received Mr. Grattan and Mr. Flood had great difficulty in finding any scat whatever,” (Much cheering ) was sorry to de tain the house, hut could ...
... »hev old dim*- with. With regard the Marine Society, would future conducted the strictest p*inciples cf economy, Mr. HENRY* GRATTAN, in reply to what had fallen from the tu>n member for Middlesex, relative to the encouragement given Iriah manufactures the ...
... notice last session, to the manner in which the p«IJi were blindfolded into expenditure of 600,0001. upon Ridcau canal. Sir JOHN BURKE wished oft this occasion loaddreai few words to the house. That distress existed in could nut denied, and he hoped that ...