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... republic. The following members spoke favour the Bill : —Lord Morpeth, Lord Newark, Mr. John Williams, Mr. Hawkins, and Sir H. Bunbury and against it, Mr. Pemberton, Sir John Malcolm, and Mr. A. Baring. On the motion Mr. Briscoe, the debate was then adjourned ...
... to possible to be effected.—Tbe motion was supported by Mr. Leader, Sir J. Burke, Mr. O' Farr-U, Mr. Bennett, Mr. John Smith, Mr. J. Grattan, and Mr. Ruthven ; and opposed Lord Morpeth, Mr. S. Rice, and Mr. Lefroy. On division, the numbers were, for the ...
... from conduct on part of violinist which the vocalists consider anything liberal Dilettante in Harmonicon for Arms The contract for supply of arms to the French government from this country concluded it manufacturers entered into another contract with Russian ...
... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks in the course of which Mr Grattan expressed the opinion that if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of armed force it time that the Legislature interfered Captain Gordon having adverted ...
... Orleans offuo The Eli»»h'lli, lcr, fr.'ih Drogheda. Tlic Chanty. Uich, from Si. John's, N. 11. at Rinsak*. The Areihusa, Grayson, fr. Aniijjuaat Londondeny. h.luer, from St. John's, N.B. at Newry. Tottenham, Corn forth, IV. Quebec Waterford. Naomi, WatkoiH ...
... desultory conversation tesulted these remarks, in the , course of Which Mr- GRATTAN expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of an armed force, it was time the legislature interfered. Captain GORDON having adverted ...
... they must separated a means destroying it : such conduct can | merit other appellation than miserable shuf| fling. Mr. Lord John ' rather hard put some questions | him about the population Calne, the | noble lord could not answer in a manner satis! factory ...
... S A Fox Lieut-Colonel Martin John Stuart Lord D C Stewart R a Beaumont TW a French A Mayhew W SiwreyEarlof ?? M S a Belgrsve Viscount Gisborne T Millbank M « TaSofc R Stewart E a Benett John Godson Robert Mildmay PSt John a Tavistock Marquis Train G Bentmck ...
... GEORGE PARROTT — AVERY FLETCHER — THOMAS FERNLEY — JOHN PRIESTNALL — JOHN VAUGHAN RICHARD WRIGHT WM KEELEY Mr Mr BRIGHTMORE EXECUTORS thb late JOHN DAWSON Mr GEORGE DAVENPORT DODGE — JAMES LOMAX (Uuderbauk) JOHN MAUDE ISAIAH WILLIAMSON BENJAMIN SMITH Those ...
... generally provided with fire-arms as in consequence (it said) of party quarrel which occurred in the same neighbourhood about eight previously opposition expected The opposite party called Thrasher who were provided with fire arms had assembled in great numbers ...
... further this' cot alsession with the Irish Arms Bill, and to propose to tavive tioi ice for the~present the former law upon the subject-Mr.. gre ieO'Connell, Mr. North, Sir J. Newport; -and Mr. H.- fro e.Grattan expressed their approval of the measure proposed ...
... speak of the rencontre at Maghera, in *hich the Catholics, on the interposition of the magis•Tates, having thrown down their arms and fled, were 'red on by the Orangemen, and no notice was taken the atrocity. He observed as there were seventeen Persons ...