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... builder. 11 ART MS Y, John, Irumuongcr-iane. merchant. WILLS. Edward Pope, Cb.cheoter, tailor and draper. PANKRUPTS surrender BASINGHALL-STREET. ATHEARN, William, brick-maker, Feb. 3, March 9, eleven. Attorney, Mr. ('aouan, lotnbury. John Kobcit, st. Alban's ...
... petition from Waterford, denounced Lord Grey’s declaration. He was followed Mr. Shiei, in the same strain: and Mr. Henry Grattan, who achieved the somewhat difficult exploit of talking more violently and stupidly than the one or the other. The changes ...
... which he found had been supported Lord Brougham, Sir Thomas Denman, Mr. Rdw. Ellice, Sir John Hobhonse, Mr. G. Lamb, Sir J. Newport, Mr. Spring Rice, and Lord John Russell. Lord Wicklow's speech, which was very able |and spirited one, concluded with reference ...
... minister and tithe proctor of the popish priest. (Hear.) He believed the sturdy veoman of the north would soon say bore the King’s arms, and would use them sooner than submit such insult and injustice. (Hear.) therefore felt that tbe yeoman was justified in conceding ...
... Hamilton, Esq., Consul of his Britannic Majesty Boulogne.” TITHE QUESTION. Mlnortty «. the Qnettlon. BsmhriSfS Grattan, J. (TCstmsU fehew Grattan. H. O'S'crrmU Byaitln Hart ParaSn Hunt IVrwcr jafis* k tambwts H. Tovrnis Cwmjn Lambert. J. Wallace Hoyle. Sir ...
... system were unknown, in IH3O, and the space of months, the spirit reinsiunce had extended over one-third the whole couxury. Sir John Harvey, inspector and one tiie witnesses examined before the lithe committee, stated, that resistance to the payment Uthe extended ...
... Such the commencement of the new era long promised. If the French remain any time in July, they will have execute hy force of arms those judicial murders which the inexhaustible clemency of the Holy Father is preparing for os. The police is severe lathe ...
... imposture. For more than half a century the Grattans and the Newports have bawled without interposition the contradiction of every proposition offered in the extract which arc about to reprint; these bawlings the Grattans and N'ewports have been echoed English ...
... frauds were practised Ireland under the Tithe Composition Act, denied that the* system could any lunger be kept up. Mr. U. GRATTAN supported the petition- Mr. SHAW said that the allegations contained in these petitions were exaggerated. Mr. £. GORDON insisted ...
... to the prop«i».tian for transferring the franchise from Penrhyn to Manchester, in which they were soon after joined by Lord John Russell, the originator of the proposition, (Hear.) When the question was first mooted in the Commons, Sir George Phi.lips ...