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... IRISH ARMS BILL. The Marquis of CHANDOS wished to know from the Secretary for Ireland when he proposed bringing on the Irish Arms Bill. The right hon. gentleman had stated to the house me time since that the bill was absolutely atessary. , Mr. • STANLEY ...
... motion of Mr. John Clapham, John Marshall, Req. was called to the chair, amid considerable applause- At this time we observed mar the chair Mr. Rawson, Mr. Wailes, Mr. Pease, Mr. John Wee& junior. Mr. John Clapham, Mr. Baines, Mr. John ...
... URO BROUGHAM and VAUX tbs Chair. aTEwaua. Richard Bethell, Eaq. John Co*erdale, Ktq. J. E. Sanderson, Eaq. Rohett Gibson. Etq. John Bayley, Esq. William Hatlam, Kaq. ! ChrUiopliet Esq. John Ishqtvood, Esq. illiam Atlmson, Ksq. George Lesch, Eta. Henry Bentley ...
... HBFORM_ST. JOHN OF WAfPINO, A meeting of the inhabiianta of the above pariah waaheU yeatetday, in the School Room, attached to the Worithoote, lor the oTUlUnglimVllldlniluii the piapriety of adopting maaaano' 1> fOnharanoe of the gnat cauao of Reform ...
... (From the Calcutta John Bull of April 26, 1831.) We are enabled, upon the most en!loubted authority, to lay before our reado r s the painfetly-interesting details a very extraordinary occurrence, which has lately taken place at Delhi. We could not hope ...
... . e r -- . .. e A ;e: G l i e ß ' a rre l .„ ?: t o. g (1: : :::o l il;: l ir t : 111: : ROOper, Russell, Lord John--y. Russell, John—liintr%e„striO, Ruthren, B• 4etslPre Sanford, E. ore Scott, Sir Edw. P• o e rtfa r 'otY Sebright, Sir ..0,1, la Shell ...
... the clear yearly rent of 2Sol.—For further particulars apply to Mr. Lewis Evans, solicitor, Cardigan, South Wales; or to Messrs. Jones and Wald, solicitors, 1, John-street, Bedford-row, Lon. don. All letters to be post paid. ...
... Stratford, hair dresser. Leeswood Arms Inn, Mold, Flintshire, 6th Dec. at eleven. Probert William, of Hartsheath. Mold, Flintshire, farmer, Ac. Turner William, of Bettisfield, Flintshire, tailor, &c. Shire-hall, Cardigan, 7th Dec. at ten. Parry George, ...
... propriety of petitioning Parliament tor a repeal ofthe Legislative Onion between Great Britain and Ireland. Henry Grattan, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. Grattan said, 1 consider it a solemn and an imperative duty that every man owes his country, to attend meetings of ...
... AUGUSTUS or, the CIIOTUERS I.V ARMS, Uu* of •• I‘Urme.*’ Darn ley, Ajc. vols. post u*.vel f much merit; the writer master the •ui.jct-t, and is very picturing the ehlvalric mau‘•'ts the tiiiie.—-Athenteum. ORBET. JOHN GALT, Esq.. Author of •* Lawrle ...
... qualified can be found to perform the duties. 3. Mr. Grattan—Resolutions respecting the Police of Ireland, and Returns relating thereto. 4. Mr. H. Grattan—The Memorial of James Nowlan John Nowlan, John Murphy, and Jas. Masterson , of Au g . 16, to the Lord ...
... petitioning parliament for a repeal of the Legislati v e U o i on b e t ween Great Britain and Ireland ; Henry Grattan, Esq. in the Chair. Mr. Grattan said,—! consider it a solemn and an imperative duty that every man owes his country, to attend meetings of ...