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... _ilie _iwf , was _attacked in _sucli a _furious _manner by _( he mule , _that before he could escape , tlie _flesh _of his arms , « iik , _and _legs , was nearly torn off _ , besides much injury done lii _.- _' person by _the animal ' s fore feet . The ...
... Harness.—On Thursday afternoon, a trotting match in harness came off on the Uxbridge toad, between grey gelding belonging to Mr John Dixon, cheesemonger, of Knightsbridge, and Gurney’a (of the Broadway, Westminster) noted old horse, George, for purse and a ...
... eader, -Mr Rnlhven, Sir John Htirke, and Mr John ■ Browne, asserted that justice was not done to Ireland by the bill, and wished ten of the largest counties to hare each one additional member.- . After some observations James Grattan, Sir George Warrander ...
... HO1USE OF ~8 of Lard lltaeAzst4 presentedl a penttun fl5,th to Down, in favour of the English retrfortn bill. C'. ll to Mr H. GRATTAN stipported thle petitirnl, lut~ up should oppose the Irish relform bill as in* ro placis ivn, presented foutr petritions to ...
... Assistant Barrister for the Coun- ty of M1eath 7.0 Hlon4 John Plunket, Commissioner of Inquiry on Fees oF Court of Justice . * 1200 f1..n. John Plunket, Crown Counsel on Munster- Circuit o00 Ilon John Plunket Counsel to the Police * StlO Hon. and Rev. Ttomns ...
... proposition of tile government _there were ulterior views _, and it was sought 10 establish measures of coercion . In Ireland the arm of the law was already felt to be sufficiently strong and powerful , and he could not see the necessity _at _this moment of ...
... all arable, and the greater part of the bea' quality, and capable of producing abundant crops of ever; description. This (arm is situated in thriving and populou district, about within half & six miles from sected for nea Kinross. It enclosed ; an' tageous ...
... Sir John Dairy tuple, the General Officer who attended Reform Meeting in Edinburgh, and bandied speeches with the Radicals, has arrived in Lon von, having been sent for bv the King’s command— John Bull. We neglected to state our last that Sir John had ...
... freeholders were resiectable, he should feel it his date to oppose the instruction. Mt Leader, Sir J. Burke, Mr H. Grattan, and Sir John Newpon, supported the modes. The Caaott ELL°, of tlae EgeIIECLUZIL opposed the motion. It had not been shows that my ...
... Aitcbiaon. . IW Not pledged, . . GABI. . GEOHOK SMART. PBTBK CAMPBELL, net WILLIAM LOUDEN. JOHN GULLAN. WILLIAM WATT. J. MACGILLIVKAV. JAMES WILSON. CIIA*. COWAN. JOHN MACMILLAN. C. 1). WELLS. JAMES MCNKOB. WALTER RITCHIE. DAVID CRAIG. NICOL PRIMROSE. ALEXr ...
... to certain tenants on his father’s estates in Ireland, who had written to him beg tbev might not requested to vote for Mr Grattan, one ol members for Wicklow county. Lord Milton dis- Haims all of dictation or interference of improper nature, but says, ...