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... , Marcus Costello, Edward Clements, Wm Curry, K.C., J. A. Curran, Thomas Dickson, K.C., John D'Arcy, John D'Alton, Laurence Finn, Arthur French, James Finn, John Guthrie, Thomas Hutton, William Jeffctt, Wm. Giace Kelly, George R. Leake, J. J. Mur.. phy ...
... a-divivion. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved that the house go tI into committee upon tire 1lush poor law bill. Sir R. PEEL observed that this was the first instance of a dropped notice taking precenlence of all other business. c Loid JOHN RUSSELL seplieli ...
... Roa Penshurst (Strang- Hlilsboroughr Clinton ford) Digby Willoughby de Wbarncliffe Cqrnarvon - Broke Feversham Liverpool St John Lyndblarat Wicklow . ' Colville of Culross Tenterden Bandon Reay ' elross tHadding. Caledon .Hay(KifnnJal) - ton) Rosslynr ...
... Howley, K C Janes Peebles, Barrister Pt C Antisell, Barrister John Phelps ?? Anster, L L D George Pim to J W Ardill, Barrister John Parkes 6E Henry W Arabin, Barrister -N Russell .Ricbard and John Aylmer Joseph Radcliffe, BarrristeT . J A Bermingham, Clk ...
... for about a quarter of an hour on the lobby; it ten o'clock at night saw them coming in the court, with * baby in the woman's arms; be said to her, What you ;ot will be nothing to what you'll get when I get you in; reard no more neise that night; did not ...
... 1837.. THE ELECTIONS. . D . The constituencies are already preparing for the approaching contest of principles. They are arming vi themselves for the encounter ;and although there is uf little time for preparation, it is evident that the al battle will ...
... Here great contfusion agilo le interrupted Mr. Grattan in the delivery of his esetimeodt$ *y the Kentish fire was also kept up.) Mr. Grattan uc0t dd' r. by nominaating Mr. Hutton.. [Shortly before Mr. Grattan concluded, a dreadful IlOt e ccorred in the gallery ...
... Captain - Tennison, Clement, and Macnamara; John R. Peyton, - Francis O'Beirne, Gerald Walsh, John H. Peyton, Hugh rG. Byrne, Pierce Simpson, James MtTertio n, Patrick th Dockery, John Little, James Coyne, and John Dockery, -Esnqrs. ; Major W. Irvine, Counsellor ...
... Patrick Wynne, Esq., of Dundalk; -Duffy, Esq. M.D., Dutudalk; John Coleman, Esq, Ratosey; Rev. Dr. Boyne, P.P., Dundalk; ERev. John Mar- mion, P.P., Dundalk; Rev. Mr. Bannon, P P,, Louth; Rev. John Rogers, P. P., Darver; Rev. Henry Kearney, PP.., Faughard ...
... not having polled in any of the. booths, when the High Sheriff declared Grattan and Howard duly elected, the majority -being for Grattan 73, and fbr Howard 72, over Acton. Mr. Grattan then came forward ami~dst great cheering, and addressed the electors at ...
... charges. Where; are the crowded gaols and the groaning gibbets? How have all these monstrous barbarities eluded, not merely the arm of justice, but the scrutiny of the judicial vision ? Explain the enigma of such terrific scenes hourly occurring, yet never ...
... Duchess Countess of Sutherland, and the Countess n, Granville, dined their Graces at Stafford House. The Earl arid Couniters of Cardigan accompanied Lord e Elphinstone, the governor of Madras, in his official tour; his it 1Qidship and his noble companions quitted ...