... Mr. John Foley. Mis. Bcimcia EdiDjjtoij, larc »■! Galway. - .i.n I* ~ Abigail, *t Alileriuaa G;b-li»t.of -rk. M*«. . . i«l - • il«€ '.\’n» .l iho.na, F.c j J il IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Monday. ! UOM POOR-LAWS (IRELAND). Lori JOHN RUSSELL ...

... (ItSs..ii. Crosthwait**, Geale French, Barkan, Miller, Lavard, Farrell, Scully, Campbell, P. M St. John, Bl.t ker, II Jones, .ne, (n.oglilcu, Grattan, Mil-is, Fitziov, Willian.s. . lav-mi. Buslu*. .M i->itr M«usi i 1.1 ■>—N amlibcur, I kit ho, Blakeney ...

... statement of any authority were wanting fora proposition so notorious, lam the hon. and learned gentleman? The right hon. baronet armed with the very highest upon the subject (hear). In 1829, then went to refer to the various associations that had when the right ...

... 10s. each John Baskerville, John Bontield, John Hayes, John Brien, Bonfield, Ma thew Brien, Thomas Gleeson, Patrick Dwyer. Michael Grace, Terence Boyle, Widow Commerford, Michael Woods, Daniel Sullivan, and Terry M'Keough, ss. each; John ...

... nee llv, for scattering and destroying a tjuanlit\ o.tt-, the pr-perty of Pat Murnaghan ; John Halt, having in his p ...

... began to be aroused. The immortal Grattan was even then struggling to belter her condition. He was deemed a madman. There is a remarkable expression in one cf Burke’s works. He says—“ When will this madman, Grattan, quiet ?” The future Burke is burn ...

... \\. Mr. Hamiltor speech, as well a* the greater Mr. ioulburae’'* the Mr. • I forcible ad- drees; .hen Lord Stanley, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. CasUdl. the Irish Attornev-Generd, the Chancellor the xcheqncr, and Mr. Shaw. Our re as nhr not these from our contemporary ...

... Blake, John James Bodkin, Denis Caulfield Brady, Hewit Bridgeman, R. D. Browne, Callaghan, Robert Otway Cave, iscount Clements, W. S. Crawford, G. Evans, Sir U. Ferguson, Hon. R. Fitzgibbon, C. Fitzsiraon, French, Henry Grattan, James Grattan, A. H. Lynch ...

... Sir Richard Baker, Admiral Olirer. Surgeon White, T M. Gre*ham, Richard Cane. Robert MaHett, W, L. Goimrem, John Power, .Thomar Bewlej Howell, John Uwlem, and M. Vance. Eaqra. ; Hon. Captain Probp and Captain Lpodaap; Rer. Me—a Mincbin, Gregory. Adamton ...

... dan, John Curds, Patri. urran* J. A. lies, W. H G. Dillon, John, J.P. Doyle, John Dickson, Thomas, K.C. Dechau. Thomas Du me, Jeremiah D’Arcy, John De'ereaux, James Dodd, Christopher D'Arcy, Morgan Duutie, Thomas , D’Artsy, John F. D’Alton, ...

... F. Kennedy Lowry, John Waller, Robert barker, .Eneas M‘Donnell, Graydon, John Waller, R. M. Sausse, J. S. Close, Nicholas Comyn, John Redmond, E. O’Ueirne, J. Monaghan, Cornelius Lyne, J. Lentaigue, 1. Fitzgerald, J. S. Molloy, John Conlan, Edward Bollen ...

... persons of little local influence, such Mr. Grote, Mr. Howard F.lphinstone, Mr. Uivelt,of Exeter; Mr. John Crawfurd, of Wilton-crescent; Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Parrot, of Totness, &c. 3d. The prestige of Sir BurJett’s name has been useful the Tories. It ...