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... reports of select committees, but on this occasion he felt it his duly support the views of government. (Hcai, hear ) Mr. GRATTAN said, that highly be felt for the honour and dignity the cidwn, he would give his support to the recommendations of the select ...
... Roe, Rev. John Hare. . Hon. and Rev. John Pomeroy, Jt.hn M Mullen, Rev. Prince Crawfoid, Charles Meara, George V. Jackson, • Jam Hine *’. Connell O’Donel. ...
... Charles Creek, Robert Nelsioi, John' Hnuston, John Smylie, James Boyd, and: Hamjilton Chichester.- James Kerr was indicted for wvilful and corrupt perjury,, in swearing before a Magistrate an information, charging William and John Davison with the murder of ...
... of Ireland. a few worda from Mr. A. LEFROY in defence the Kildare atrcet Society, the petithma were laid on' the table. Sir JOHN NEWPORT preeented a petition Rom the city of Waterford in reform. Mr. BUXTON arid (bathe bad to several hundreds of petitions ...
... Hercules Henry Slade, half pay Foot; Lieutenant Warren, half-pay, 37th Paat; LieuWrant John Currh,* v A*/ih ftmt; Lieut. Arthur Gamhell Lewis, half pay Fool; yjWmcnaikt John Sankey Kelly, half pay Foot; Lieutenant Alex. Macfarlane, half pay 37th Foot; Lieutenant ...
... it Lord John Rlssbll thought the gallant Admired should,’in fairness, have waited to hear the whole of the arguments Sir Joseph Yorkb defended the gallant Admiral.—The Chancellob of the E.vcheqi ek concurred in the opinion of the Noble Lord John Russell ...
... have felt that ), have on the future employment of the people—th.it say, senteeUni, which must soon render her wildei if the arm arms, but none were found. hsvshesrd tiding but «Weful s «. wir officer , he like traitor hi. country, had not warned Minis, whether ...
... Companies; Lieut. Maurice FiUgerald, half-pay Ln‘ Mr. ;• WIING would supimri theprimipleof tie t.m,-.l to sent ; ami on tho.e « its John lamp , nlv , M ,ended, ho. how money advanced could j . Ensign Thomas Homes, halt-pay foEC.nittec's . O- 'hv Act ' , a i dem ...
... endangeiing life, &e. ; John Copeland, Aar- garet Kearoey, &Ihifiia Magarry, Elizabeth M'Ilmeel, Ann Rogan, all-convicted of larceny; John Wilson, alias Robert Hawthorn, for pig stealing; Daniel Magennis, sheep steal- Ing; John Collins, cow stealing; James ...
... Maher Pat. Kinna If. Rooney John Cahill John Lynch John Lynch, inn. Bernard Forde Hush Clarke Richard Canolan, P.P. If. Charles Fox James D’Arcy Fox , Frederick Supple Christouher Carleton Ralph Jew John Hinds G. T. Murphy | John Costelloe ...
... ROBBERY OF ARMS. most salutary to the em pire at large. He considered the question his body, but the military and lice disappointed the assailants. for the Nimrod, now lying in the bay, to fire a grand salute Galway, rl 9, 1831. Seven stand of arms were at ...
... county; which he thought reteired to bim. Mr. Grattan concluded a powerful speech amidst tremendous cheering. 'Mr. Buoomi and r.. NA-;IaR spone in explartation, and disa- vowed any intention to allude to Ali r Grattan, who -hIad miscen- ceived their expressions ...