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... the male adult population were represented in that House, Government would always be obliged to keep up a standing army. Sir JOHN SEBRIGHT was as great a friend to economy as the Hon. Member for Middlesex ; but, in the present state of Ireland and of the ...
... County Blackney, Waller—Carlow County Lambert, James—Galway County Bodkin. John J. —Galway Lennox, Lord W.—Chichester Braba,zon, Lord—Dublin County Lennox, Lord George—Sussex Brown, John —Mayo County. Id 'Namara, W. N.—Clare Bunbury, Sir H.—Sussex Musgrave ...
... arrantgements were most adninirable, and it would be Limrpoissible for any one to effl~ct greater saving tlrsr he had dotre. Sir JOHN BYNG (observed, that If thre House knew as well as lire did the duties which trell Army was reuluired to perf'ormn, they I ...
... Wire, 30, St. Swithin's-lane. John Girton, Edgeware-road, Paddington, dealer in earthenware, March 9, at twelve, and 30, at eleven, at the Court of Bankruptcy. Attorney, Mr. G. Brown, 44, Chapel-street, Paddington. John Edw. Johnston, Albemarle-street ...
... Lepon, John WUliams, John H » Thomas Hull, beth Glascoe, John Dawes, Jo p Wasson, Thomas Michael Horogan, Robert Jackson, g Oakford, Kelly, John Imwrence, DrismiU. (transported for seven , Conner, Joshua Pulfey, Edward Stevens, William Webb. ...
... G. Baring, Francis Hay, Sir John Stanley, li t. • Bolder°, Captain Hoskins, K. Stanley, E. J. Briscoe, J. .T. Ingestre, Viscount Shaw, Frederick Bruce, C. L. CurningJefliey, Rt. Hn. F. Stewart, Sir 31. S. Campbell, John Johnstone, Andrew Stuart, Charles ...
... Thomas Charles Hornyold, Charles Edward Hanford, John Joseph Martin, James Taylor, Theo- dore Price, John Somerset Pakingtou, John Howard Dalton, Thomas Henry Cookes, Coningsby Norbury, Edward Rudge, John Taylor, Esquires. Commission by the Lord Lieutenant ...
... BRISCOE the whole system of drawing and compelling the poor man withdrew the motion. The house then resumed, the re- to take up arms to protect the privileges and property of List of the ;Magistrates or Justices of the Peace in each port was received, and ...
... Harry Grattan come over to Parlyment, and protict the int'rests of his sufferin' country, like his dacent ould father, who got for it only fifty thousand pounds, besides what he sacked under the rose? Not he, indeed. Or my dear friend, Sir John Milley ...
... ditto. Charles Edward Hanford, Esq., to be ditto. John Joseph Martin, Esq., to ditto. James Taylor, Esq., to be ditto. Theodore Price, Esq., to be ditta John Somerset Pakington, Esq., to be ditto. John Howard Dalton, Esq., to ditto. Thomas Henry Cookes ...
... Lefevre, Charles S.—Hampshire Blankney, Wm.—county of Carlow Leigh, Thomas C.—Wallingford Bodkin, John J.—Galway Lemon, Sir C. ' Bart.—Cornwall Brown, John—Mayo county Lennox, Lord W.—King's Lynn French, Artb.—Roscommon county Lester, Benjamin L.—Poole ...
... the house a man named JAMPS MANNIN, and demanded arms, which he refused to give up. They then dragged him Irian his bed to the fire, on which they held vim, to torture him into a confession of where the arms were ; and, on his persisting in saying he hail ...