... Fitzsimon, l^_ F,t 1 z 80 I ?’ F - I Grattan, H. Grattan, P- H. lWward, C - J o' ,, ; - If. Lyuch, M'Namara, John Maher, W. F. Mullins, Sr R. Musgrave, Sir R. Nagle, C. O’Brien, W. S. O Brien, D. O’Connell, John O’Connell, M. J. O Connell, Morgan O’Connell ...

... was unwilling to let this debate close without offering few remarks upon i it. He trusted that parliameot would not think of arming the most unpopular government which ever in Ireland with additional and uacooslitalionul powers to pul down i state of society ...

... shewing from John, x. 9.—That Christ is the way access unto God. From John, xu, 1, 6.-TI at he is the only way. From Hebrews, iv, I-'— can feel for, well succour us, when we are templed. That he is willing to «> even when wo have sinned, from 1 John, ii, 1 ...

... Russell, William RandaU. Joseph Mattersoo, Charles O'Hara. Thomas WorraU. John M'Donnell, John MuUocV, Robt.Gnnson. Horatio Seymour, C. O’Brien. Michael Quin, Wm. H. Hall, John Edwards. Only 68 electors voted. . ' . „r The Lord* Commissioners for managing ...

... Jail, la»rd Clarion and John Waller O’Grady, Kaq. John and Patrick I*van for »s*j»n!l, hy Holton Mailer, Km). Patrick for the person Mart Griflin ; hy Thomas P. Yokes. Madden for futther ; hy Ilitiiavd and (ienrpc Many, K«i|. John for riming timlrer; same ...

... time, during which they would be shot ont from the use their capital. Thin adjournment was subsequently oarried. The chairman, John George, Egq. announced that from the report,of director*, .m 4§ per cent. payable for the year ending of Dceem* transfer were ...

... under color of these, persecution is seldom practised. Lord Hrudencll, who commands the Ibth Hussars, is sou of the Lari of Cardigan, and member for Nottinghaiushire, North, for which ho was returned the last election with the present Lord Milton, Horn in ...

... Exchange. The eldest son of the new Home Secretary, the Hon. John Ponsonby, is Precis writer the Foreign Office. Mr. Ponsonby was short time in parliament. He is now in his 25th year. Sir John Hobhouse has been returned for Nottingham by a majority of 1 ...

... all praying for rfcform, and be eaold amort (lie house that no period daring his was there strong a feeling at present so.- (arm. Wlien lie bed been there lately, bad heard from high and low, and even from members tlremsclvca, strong condemnation of the ...

... iMlicclinß re iw •rhiell *»f late taken fitare in the traliie of foi-oigHi-ra. lie iliat the art .he inarket f .renrn anaar, ami armed lliv inert in dve.mpmla o, lint an- , «r si.u-c the present art l.ml lire., ptuvins the advantagia which derive from it. implored ...

... (Hear, hear.) The Noble Lord then moved for leave to bring in his Bill. The question having been put from the Chair. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose—lt is on the principle of our Bill, to which he cannot consent, that noble friend rests the issue of this question ...

... Phipps, Sir P. and Lady Bellear, Sir John Power, Bart, Sir R. Nagle, Bart. M.P.: Right Rev. Dr. Kinsella, Mr. Sergeant Ball, M.P.! Mr. Beane, M.P. i Mr. O'Conaell, M.P.i Mr. Power. M.P. i Mr. Cnnto, M.P.! 3ir. Henry Grattan, M.P. Bor. Dr. Dickenson, Mr. Secretary ...