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... we are, our sympathy and support. As it is—but enough of Mr. Grattan. Our liberal contemporaries laud the Attorney General for having, they say, abandoned his prosecu. tion against Mr. Grattan. We are very loth to cavil with any who may be disposed to bestow ...
... Martin, John Wood, Charles Clive, Edwd. B. Marshall Wm. Wall, C. Baring Crompton, Samuel Milton, Lord Wilbraham, George Dawson, Alex. Macdonald, Sir J., Bt. Wilson, Sir Robt. Denison, W. J. Morpeth, Lord Wood, John Denison, J. E. Maxwell, John Warburton ...
... Baring, Francis Mackintosh, Sir J. Itaillie, John Monck,J. B. J Heaiimont, Thomas Macauley, T. B. Warhiircn, H. Canning, Rt.Hon.S.Moipelh, Lord 0 ■” * Oapel, John Mai shall, John Wailhman, Aid. Colborne, Ridley Marjoribanki, S. n .JT u.. Calvert, Charles ...
... Martin, John Wood, Charles Clive, Edwd. B. Marshall, Wm. Wall, C. Baring Crompton, Samuel Milton, Lord Wilbraham, George Dawson, Alex. Macdonald, Sir J., Bt. Wilson, Sir Robt. Denison, W. J. Morpeth, Lord Wood, John Denison, J. E. Maxwell, John Warburton ...
... through the times of Sheridan and Fox to our own, and also by the most eminent patriots of Ireland, from the Floods and the Grattans to those who were now seeking to earn the praises of posterity by doing good to the present generation— (hear, hear): When ...
... pet cent, duties. , Mr. Grattan was in attendance at the Court of Kings Bench, Dublin, on Friday, and the Attorney-General moved the court that judgment be pronounced upon him. Mr.Perrin then rose, and after stating that Mr. Grattan did not deny re. sponsibility ...
... burdensome that the parishes of the metropolis should be at the whole expense of passing paupers to Scotland and Ireland. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY spoke in favour of the Bill, and considered that the parishes in which the men had been employed at work, ought ...
... Ltmbrrt, Col. Towovhmd, Lord C. Mardav D. Lunil*r. J- »• Thorapaon, Aldarm* C. Loch, Jam** ThomMi. C. P. Hu* tin T. F. Loch, John Tar lor, M. A. Berea” letter. B. T-lbot, 11. N. Bnrditt, Sir F. T- B. Walrood. B. C- Macdoaald, Sir J. Wodehou**, E. barla* ...
... C. Lock, John Tulton,Hon. H. Blake, Sir F. Lushington, Dr. Vernon, George Buller, Charles Malieil>, John Waithman. Alderman Buxton,Thomas F. Maberly. Col. Wm, L. Warburton.H. Byng.G. Macauley, B. Wall, B. Carew, R. Marjoribanks, S. Ward, John Carter, John ...
... 71 78 6 8 16,639 16 03 6,843 2 104 25 18 81 6,869 1 61 been principles that pure representative Government can ex- up with arms extended-having spread them in the Devon Derby 49,076 7 81 92 6 6 685 4 21 49,853 18 54 28,705 8 9 23 16 6 28,729 5 3 car- ...
... Commerce, Revenue, and ExPerm- diture of Ceylon. Alllorp, Lord Grattan, James Palmer, C. F. Berinal. R Harvey, D. W. Eickford, Win. Brouwhean, H. Jephson,t0 D. RoD, inson, Sir G. enllett, John Kntmchbull. Sir E. Robilnon, G. R. Birch. Jos. Stennledy . T ...
... common-brewer, June 9. I». July 6. »l the Anerl Inn, Alfreton ; solicitor*. Me**r*. Hall and Orownley. New *a ...