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... If ,hi. were done, both the said that Lord John Russell s hook was variance with Lord world which this property had not undergone an essential Qergy and the people would find themselves in much better John Russell s Bill, »till you answered. We must ...
... Gordon, Thpa. Ball, John Cordukea, John Hamilton, Chipmaid*, Win. Canon, John Millar, Wm. Hanna, James H. Chioheatar, Wm. Crossan. Murdtr. William Thompson, for the murder Franeia M'Naight, at. Randalstpwn, on 3th October last. John O’linen—Was Kandalstown ...
... ca«c. Counsel for Plaintiff—Sergeanr Perrin, Messrs. Hall and Curry- Agent—Mr. John Young. Counsel for Defendant—Messrs. Holmes and Nelson; Agents, Messrs. Alex, and John Montgomery. CARRICKFERCrs CRAN'D JURY—LENT. 1832. Sir A CmcniSTßß, B*r». M.P. Foreman ...
... adduced before the Committee, it appears that it embraces at least one-third of Ireland. According to the testimony of Sir John Harvey, the whole of Leinster is affected by this spirit of combination; and from the evidence of other persons,it appears ...
... cholera is M‘K.eown. Three of them live in Johnny s C'uolmondei.ev. Hiolera filthy conBlled p ,.„e, and the other barber, in Grattan-street. The father, Wife brother, and son, have all been attacked, and three ,hem are dead. The son was in good health on ...
... been a tale of faction and foreign domination, because were always divided ; but Ireland shall have a history, (cheers.) Grattan said that he stood by the cradle of Ireland’s independence, and followed her hearse the grave. He ivas wrong: she only sleeps ...
... all the accounts he had hoard, the vessels were not armed ; one vessel was pierced for guns, hut another was laden with arms ; and was there, he would ask, any law in this country which precluded arms and military stores from being exported by way of ...
... Tithe Committee, on Friday n}cKl H. Lambert, J. MoreO’Fcirall, H. Grattan, Jame* Grattan, Power, Sir John Willey Doyle. Sir P. Bellew. Sheil. Chapman. Leader, Kiilhvcn, Walker, Wallace, Sir John Burke. French. Sir H, Parnell, Sir R. Musgrave, Lord Killeen ...
... those pet sons consented assist the police, Government would furnish them with arms ? answered that there would l»e no disinclination on the part of Government to furnish arms for such a purpose. He understood that that was perfectly satisfactory; but would ...
... cried much cheaper rate, the.. ,t >vould admitted nf cnnsiderable I.o parlance. ( J. GRATTAN recm.— 'inled Hun. Gentlemen nut i' ,i ateay any deluiire diaeutainn. Sir JOHN NEWPORT believed the ot many Han. Metnbera totally unfounded. SHAW thought that it ...
... Houston, John Eehlin. Daniel Delacheroi-, A, 11. Montgomery, Charles Douglass Trevor Corrv, T. Waring, Henderson Black, William C. Herron. A. H. Read. John Andrews, John Law, Thomas G. Henry, William J. Hancock, Francis Charles Beers, John Kenwn, Alexander ...
... IRISH BANKRUPTS. John Roche Meade, of Great Strand.ntreet. In Ihe die Dublin, »ur. JI..D* partner of the late arm Tbonu. Meade (ato« ?i V f* tr, *P >» n •urrendrr on the Stih day# of April, Inat., and on the jflth day of Hay next John Ryan, Bagfot-atreel ...