... F. Burke, Sir John John.toee, SirJ.W.B. Stmley, Lord Burton, H. Kemp, T. R. Sun ey.Rt. Hon. E.O. Ruaton, T. F. Kennedy, T. F. Slenley, E. J. Byng, George King, Hon. R, Stephenson, H. F. O.S? King, Bolton Stewart, P. H. Byng, Sir John Knight, R. Stewart ...

... would be further considered, and that Ireland would be allowed participate fairly in the rights of representation. j Mr. J. GRATTAN was anxious that the machinery of the English bill should be extended to that which related to Ireland. Mr. HUNT presented ...

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... 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 ...