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... faltebood and hypocrisy. The house then divided, and the numbers were— For the motion 13 Against it 319 306 Majority Lord JOHN RUSSELL then made his motion for committee on the stale of representation the people in parliament, on which the house divided— ...
... interested in the prosperi'y of both I-lands, I have the honour to 'be, 'dear'Sir, your very obedient and very aith. HENRY GRATTAN. 1, Stratford.-place, Londlon. Mv 30, 1830. WV-e have great pleasureain publishing tile follo.v ing letter from the Right ...
... tire same division, a warrant charging him with having pledged a considerable quantity linen goods, the property of Messrs. W. John Moore and Company, merchants, of Belfast, which had been consigned him to make Sale on their account. One of the above firm ...
... do. 2s. 6d. ; Mr E. do. 2s. Mr. N. Kelly, do. fis.; Mr. John M‘l)onaW, per II- Maguire, 11. ; Mr. John Green, do. ss. ; Mr. John Kelh, do. 2«. HI.; Mr*. Kelly, per Rev. Mr. Walsh, 3s. ; >i*. John Anderson, per K. Maguire, II.; Mr. Thoms* Kane, per do. ...
... evidence of one Hon. Me:nber who had not . better the committee, au another who had declined to attend. He be- was a Mr. GRATTAN expressed his opinion that the object 0! stitution of the committee was to put aside the question of th of the duction of ...
... a petition founded on these resolutions be prepared and forwarded for presentation to Geoige .oore.Esq. arnd that Henry Grattan, Esq. be requested to attend in his place and support its prayer. Mr. Keene, tbe Churchwarden, having vacated the Chair. and ...
... their duty this occasion, and have refused leave absence some of their body upon urgent private business. I only aware of Sir John Newport’s absence, which himself but promised possible to return in time for the conflict. Lord i Castlereagh has distinctly ...
... bear and bigg bill was to be read second tine Tuesday, to which day the folloaring bills were also deferred :—lmportation of arms, ecclesiastical leases, and embankment hills. The insolvent debtors act and Irish witnesses bill bare been read first time ...
... exhibit* ' ma.ksulTemu.se. ■ J' •'’'‘'’Kf- IJ , w1,.,, i. is .tm.cl, is , the new lri>h Secretary, (tohnu-l in l ...
... Wednesday night last, the dairy boose of Mr James Keating, of Jockey-ball, in the parish of Cre- Win this county (Limerick), was armed oartf of ruffians, who, haring tbiced the door, commenced pulling down the thatch and cut the rafter, .cross with «w Not content ...
... and it feared they will !h* massacred leaving his house. The death brave champions has given new ardour their brethren in arms.” Dover, Junk 13.—A French boat, with dispatches from Calais, landed at eight o'el.*ck this morning, for Messrs. Rothschild ...
... agitation. At one moment she seemed ahaut to faint, when Mr. Bedford, who personated Yourp Muidous, afforded he» the support his arm. She soon rexotered, liowevir, and the tumult having gradually tubsided, the air with the most enchanting sweetness and delicacy ...