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... Sir A.—Baudon-bridge Macauley, T. B.—Caine French, A.—Roscommon Co. Macdonald, Sir J.—Hampshire Grattan, H.—Meath County Mackintosh, Sir J.—Knaresbro’ Grattan, J.—Ca. of Wicklow Mangles, J.—Guildford Hill, Lord Arthur—Co. of Down Maijoribanks, S.—Hythc ...
... 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 ...
... S.—Ashburton Beaumont, T. W.—Northumberl. Price, Sir R., Bt.—Herefordshire Benett, John—Wiltshire Pryse, Pryse—Cardigan Bentinck, Lord G.—King's Lynn Ramsbottom, John—Windsor Berkeley, Capt.—Gloucester Ramsden, J. C.—Yorkshire Bernal, Ralph—Rochester ...
... T. W.-Northumberland Poyntz, Wm. S.-Ash n burt f on d hi re Benett,John-Wiltehire Price, Sir It., Bart.-ereorB Bentinck, Lord Geo -King's Lynn Pryse, Pryse-Cardigan Ramsbottom, John-Windsor Berkeley, Capt.-Glouceater Ramsden, J. C.-Yorkshlre Bernal, ...
... county cess, was attacked by a number of armed men for the purpose of rescuit.g the cattle. Two of the four policemen promptly repaired to the scene of action, and there found between twenty and thirty men, well armed, at the pound gate, which they had just ...
... W., Bt. Callaghan, no. Rubarts, A. W. Chichester, , jun. Robinson, Sir G., Bt. French, A. Rumbold, C. E. Grattan, J. B. Russell, Lord J. Grattan, A. Russell, Sir R. G. Hill, Lord I , * f, 1. A. W. Russell, Lieut. Col. Hurt, Sir Won, , 1. T. H. Russell ...
... one o'clock, his Majesty arrived in town in his travelling carriage from Windsor. Soon after two o'clock Major- General Sir John Waters, K.C.B. was introduced into the Royal Presence, preceded by Mr. William Woods, Secretary to the Knights Com- manders ...
... lengths are too short. Ma. GRATTAN AND (roan Gatir.—The palm of eloquence on this great occasion was borne by two speakers, now opposed to each other for the first time. Mr. Grattan and loud Grey. The speech of Mr. Grattan was gratuitous, antitheeLal ...
... to be Lieutenant, vice Keer, appointed to the 85th Foot. Rifle Brigade—Lieut, John R. Groves, to be Captain, by purchase, vice Fitz-Maurice, promoted; Second Lieut. John Hamilton Esten to be First Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Groves; Ensign Geo. Hughes ...
... returned a ve.rdict of Guilty against William Jewers, and Acquitted the other two. ENNIS, George Casey, Michael Casey, John Bourke, and John Brady, were found guilty of the murder of Mr. Bbod, after a trial of nine hours' duration, from ten in the morning ...
... Hare. DOcTOß—Borthwick. MESSIEURS—Edward Vaughan, Joshua Rowe, A. V. Kirwan, John S. Taylor, Hackney, M.P., Arthur Cole, Visors, Scott, Mmray, James Stephenson, Dillon. John C. Dundas, Alex. Donovan, Burge, M.P., Sinclair, Poyntz, Pusey, J. Ponsouby, ...
... possessor. Alter a few words from the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Carter, Mr. Praed, the Attorney-General, and Lord John Russell, the amendment was withdrawn. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose, and said that, in moving that this Bill do now pass ...