... were numerous other*. Importation of Arms (Ireland) Rill. Mr. Stanley •Roved tor leave to bring a bilk to regulate the importation of arms into Ireland. The riglit hou. Kent, proposed that there should a general re- arms for all Ireland, and that each indivulnal ...

... adverting to late discussion too Portuguese question, observed that had that occasion alluded letter which he had from Sir John Campbell, relative to conduct ot the British Consul Lisbon. A noble Duke ( Richmond ) had said, that he ought not have made ...

... Dashwood A. Williams Cambridge—Captain Yorke, R. Montgomery—Rt. Hon. C.Wynn Townley, J. W. Childers Norfolk, East—W. Wyndham, Cardigan-Colonel Powell G. Keppell Carmarthen—Rice Trevor, E.H. Norfolk, West—Sir W. Folkes, Adams Sir J. Astley Carnarvon—T. A. Smith ...

... William Rickford Leeds .Su John Beckett t D. S. Dug .ale t * W. H. Hanmer t ,lward Baln *\ r Warwickshire, S. Sir J. Mordaunt t Banbury Henry William r Leicestershire, N Lord Robert Manners t ■ E. Sheldon r fiar«* ...

... (Heavitree ,) Mortimer, (Silverton,) Tosswili, (Broadclist.) Rd. Mathews, (Fuxham,) Rev. Mr. Burlton, J, Wreford. (Grattan, Piilman, (Morchard,) Arming, (Kenn,) S. Drew, (Exminster,) Blagdon Wippell, (Exminster,) Arnold, (Dolton.) Wippell, (Rew Baker, (Cullompton ...

... inconsistent with his personal character as a gentleman, and on the motion of Lord John Russell, the hon. and gallant member was committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms.—Lord Stormont upon this moved that Mr Wason be also taken into custody, and after ...

... When a commercial proposition was brought tore both Houses of Parliament 1728, he led tiie opposition in England, because Grattan and the independent Parliament of Ireland founded diem upon the basis perfect dttv—[hear, hear]. vas parliament in 1800; did ...

... ascendancy, Cardiganshire has, we apprehend, advanced but little in independence. CARDIGAN—(in) P. Pryse, Esq., of Gogerddan, a great landowner the counties of Cardigan, Pembroke, and Berks; His name was originally Loveden, but he changed it tor I on ...

... Sir John Campbell, the attorney-general. Mr. Abe- cromby, formerly chief baron the exchequer iv Scotland, and afterwards master of Mint, is son of Sir Ralph Abercromby, who fell at Alexandria, and brother to the present Lord Abercromby. Sir John Campbell ...

... reforms the re- Mentation of the people in parliament as would conduce to their and to the welfare the country at large;. n,>rd John Russell, reply to a question from Mr. H»we , k lUoiu, ttt proceed with the which he introduced with respect to the metropolitan ...

... of counties, with reference to armed associations, led to some discussion. The noble duke observed that large bodies of men had associated themselves diffe - rent part of the country, and had obtained possession of arms for the ostensible purpose of affording ...