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... also witli Lord John Russell that it was necessary to pirc it to all the towns Kngland and Ireland which had grown into importance. (loud cheers.) But even With tin impressions, when the measure lately rejected was proposed by Lord John Russell, I confess ...
... Mr. J. GRATTAN observed, Rut it had been asserted the learned member for the University of Dublin that a in the neighbourhood where this had ocotrml had been obliged to pend hi* book* to Dabfin to aoMfor the support of bis fsmily. Now (Mr, Grattan,)** g*nri—a ...
... constituency of Dublin : and feel the utmost confidence that his success will be decisive and triumphant. The member of the '♦ • (John David) spoken of yesterday, will cern7. l . yet there is no demonstration that can be considered serious among the corporators ...
... hon therefore, was not by any means surprised that it should member's sentences. be received with opea arms by all radical reformers. He Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose, and expressed hi did not deny the right of the house to cut off a por- regret that he ...
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... tnat the House ofOrange could not re-established in Belgium, because it could only restored by force of arms. Was Leopold to be supported by French arms ? If meant to interfere at all, ought to have interfered for the King of the Netherlands, or some member ...
... schedule F, viz., the towns of Alnwick, Holyhead, and Llangcfri, with Beaumaris; Aberystwith, Llaupcter, and Adpar, with Cardigan; Llanelly, with Carmarthen and Pwllheli; Newin, Coniray, Bangor, and Cricceith, with Carnarvon. The next question, as to ...
... directed by Steam Packets or other eligible conveyance, with despatch, from the General Steam Packet Office, Warren’s Waco. JOHN LLCKY, Aoewr. The Herald. DISSOLUTION OF THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsist injt'bctwcen the undersigned EDWARD RING and JOSEPH ...
... MAN AGEMENT. / SAMUEL LANE, Esq.. Cn\frMAS. Sir Thomas Deane, Knt. William targe Charles Sugrne, Esq. Randal#lo' John Drew Atkin, Esq. John Robert Lawe, Esq. James Am William Fagan, Esq. WilliJh James B. Ballard, Esq. T. \Wlsoi TRUSTEES. J Samuel Lane ...
... Stag, 46. which is to cur-y the broad pendant of Sir I. Trowbridge, is tw be armed with long 24 pounders. and ‘Curscoa, which are cutting down to flush-decked aliips,are to be armed with long Captain Mingaye will cummand one of them.— The Ariedne, Samaarg ...
... them in some measure with those unions of sentiment and mobs which were now distracting the country. —(loud cheers.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that no member of that house could regret more than he did the attack upon the Marquess of Londonderry ; and he ...
... right honourable Secretary for Ireland, as he considered it would lie the means of allaying a good deal of irritation. Mr. J. GRATTAN deprecated the collection of tithes by force ; if they were to be collected, it was high time for the Govcrmnentto interfere ...