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... the list the Hon. John Plunket, Assistant Barrister for the County of Meath, salary The Hon. John Plunket again, Commissioner of Fees in Courts of Justice The Hon. John Plunket again, Crown Counsel of the Munster Circuit The Hon. John Plunket again, standing ...
... degrees were Masters of Arts—Howel Gwyn, Trinity, pounder; Robert Samuel Flower, Trinity ; Hamilton, Brasennose ; John Ellill Church; and John William Chambers, St. . 1 ' Bachelor of Arts--Jonathan Kirk Stubbe, Worceter. Colonel Haughton and Mr. Cherry have ...
... and the House adjourned at a Quarter to Two. LIST OP'-THE MINORITY ON THE TITHE QUESTION. Baiitlrtidge Grattan, J. O'Connell . !Belle*• • Grattan, H. 0 'Ferrall :Bodkin Hort Parnell :Blackney • Hunt Power ! Brownlow ' Jepligon Rtithyen .Brabazon hilleen ...
... and well and nobly, It is too la:e ; vse must content he English people. It it was said tcat Lord John Russell's book was at variance with Lord John Russelr's Bill, still you answered, We must content the people of England. If it was said that the ...
... o rm, you replied, A a nd nobly, it is too late—we must content the s h P e ople. If it was said that Lord John Russell's variance with Lord John Russell's Bill, still i d er e,d) we m ust content the people of England. If it iiclud s4 e d tnat the re ...
... the tithe proctor of the popish priest. (Hear.) He believed the sturdy yeoman of the north would soon say he bore the King's arms, and would use them sooner than submit to such insult and injustice. (Hear.) He therefore felt that the yeoman was justified ...
... 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 ...
... factinies..—Ordcred to be printed. On the motion of Mr. H. GRATTAN. several retann moved showing the distribution of the property of EN.. under the peovisicins of an Act of Parbaussot.—Agewl e. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented petitions limn several**, in the county of ...
... replied, and well and nobly, it is too late—we twist content the English people. If it was said that Lord John Russell's hook was at variance with Lord John Russell's Bill, still you answered, we must content the people of England. If it was said that the ...
... anid well andI nobly., it is too late-,wc must content the, English people. ;If it was said that Lu~rd John Russell's book was at variance with Lord John Rutsell's Bill, still you answered, we mutt content the peo ple of England. If It was said that the ...
... 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 ...
... Catholic clergy tithes ?—(Hear, hear.)— The sturdy yeoman of the north of Ireland would soon show that he bore his Majesty’s arms, and show resistance ; and this was the precise case of the resistance ; but allowing he might be wrong in this, he would ask ...