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... Ist—Britannia, Swanaca, Water Witch, Stacey, Bristol —Plieaasnl, Browning Milford flour. 2d—Daddon, Beer, Swansea, ballast—£ir John Newport, London, provision*—tinhy, Potter—Can Hindcn—and Venus, Brennn, ditto, ditto, and oats— Elixabelb, Devoaald; United ...
... furnish arms for suck purpose. He I understood that that was perfectly satisfuctiiry : | hat would the House believe that from that hour I the present not single patrol had hern formed, jar a single application made to the govrrumeat for arms? He might ...
... took place in Use Corn Exchange. On the motion of W.F.Finn, Esq., M.H., the ..hair was taken at half-past three o'clock H. GRATTAN, Esq., M.P. After discussion, relative to some motions which the chairman intended to have brought fi rward, had terroi nated ...
... might be participators the crin.c. Did people believe that blood thus shed would sink the >arth and forgotten; or that Goo’s arm was grown tow short fur vengeance ? vain might they hone —even upon this earth, the murderers would suffer the penalty of their ...
... areaad- Kepeal qnnailen might such hag Ail they wanted was the Constitution (Hear, bear.) Grattan l7S'i t'.. i,i« Where are the Iriehmen base hark upon 17»3 end Grattan, the great ...
... MARRIAGES BILL. On the motion of JOHN RUSSELL, the Louse went into committee this bill. Clauses 2f to the end were agreed to with some verbal amendments, and the report was brought up, and ordered taken into consideration on liursdav next. EXCISE I.ICENSIiS ...
... forward a setitlaa parliament on the subject. Bafara he did ba eoasolted several English Iswyers the snbjsct first eunsolted Sir John Campbell, the present solldlor-general—that gentleman tank weak to consider it, aad ba gave bis opinion decidedly la favour ...
... such strong documentary evidence, » never befoie was wafted across the BrilishCnanncl. her Majessy’s correspondence with Lord John she has marked her strong approbation of the conduct her excellent reoreseutation. (Hear, and cheers.) The first Lord Lieutenant ...
... clauses, after some discussion, were ! agreed to. Shedules A. and B. were agreed to. On shedule C. being proposed, Mr. J. GRATTAN i moved that the town of Wicklow be included in sche dale C. and after some conversation the motion was ■ withdrawn. After ...
... more elTfcttinfly gfwn to Ireland by emigration than the cnltivntioh of waste lands. TUESDAY, JULY 13. STATU IRELAND. Mr H. GRATTAN presented petition from I hn lluMirs, pensioner, complaining of ijLeof Lis pension. The Hon. that tile jietition l>e printed ...
... Barron, lie would not detain them longer than to preface the toast he should, propose quoting the celebrated saying of Air. Grattan That people should be content continue province who had strength to a nation.” (Great cheering.) A speedy Repeal of the Union ...
... with view of railing’ money for the procuring fire-arme. Sentence, of death wae. passed, but day of cxernlion not namad. Michael Uuerria was . foond guilty of burglary oa the houtes of Sylvester and John Ciuisidliie at Dallygriffy, oa Ibo 4th March—suutrnce ...