... their duties divested of all party feeling, and look only to the beat means of remedying the grievances complained of. Mr. J. GRATTAN said he approved of the appointment of a Committee, but thought that the motion of the Hon. Member for Queen's County came ...

... Tyne Briecoe, John , Surrey Robinson. Sir G., Northampton Brougham James, Winchclsea Rooper, J., 'Huntingdonshire Brougham, Wm.. Southwark Russell, Lard J., Devonshire Burton, Henry, Beverley Russell, Lient..Col„ Tavistock Byni, Sir John, Poole Russell ...

... persons, and reprehended the practice, on the part of the Hon. and Learned Member, of using such coarse and abusive language. STr JOHN NEWPORT said that the lean was made on the security of the corporate body of Derry, and the public ought not to be charged ...

... eet. The Hafod Estate, in Cardiganshire, the renowned Resi- dence, Park, and Demesne of the late Colonel Johnes, M.P. for the county of Cardigan, with a Mansion of first- rate importance, and a Territory consisting of about Thir- teen Thousand Acres of ...

... contiguous to the sec ond iv! , window. Her daughter was by her side, and 3-to gre j 3 r. wards I saw her take the old lady in her arms 50 d try escape with her, as the flames by this time raP idi l e a r P e, proached where they were sitting. I called out to ...

... Hawkeabury, M-Blain; Eclipae, and Mathilda, Bockenhagen; all from London—At buco, the Mary Clarke, —, from Bellaat.—At John, NB. the Henry Grattan, Wilaon, ftom Liyerpool—At Si. Michael’*. May 8. the New Eagle, Quick ; France!, Strachan; Jase, Lowlber; and Dolphin ...

... Mr. J. Grattan presented a Petition from the National Trades Political Union of Dublin against the operation of the Police Act of that town. After a few words from Mr. Shaw and Mr. O'Connell, the Petition was ordered to be printed. Mr. J. Grattan also presented ...

... G. Seymour, George Crewe, Bart., John Owen, John Walsham, Bart., John Hob. house, Henry Bedingfeld, Hedworth Williamson, J. Macdonald. Bishop of Worcester—Archdeacon of Canterbury. Rev. Dr. Russell. Rev. Messieurs—John W. Mackie, James Hayes Sadler, Richard ...

... Major-General Sir John Malcolm, General the Earl of Rosslyn, General the Duke of Gordon and Admiral Sir George Martyn. Bath King of Arms having received his Majesty's commands, and the names of the Grand Crosses being called over, Bath King at Arms, with the ...

... ral Sir John Malcolm, General the Earl of Rosslyn, General the Duke of Gordon, and Admiral Sir George Martin. Bath King of Arms, having received ■his Majesty’s commands, and the names of the Grand Crosses being called over, Bath King of Arms, with the ...

... Waller, G. Seymour, George Crewe, Bart., John Owen, John Walsham, Bart., John Hobliouse, Henry Bedingfehl, Hedworth J. Macdonald. Bishop of Worcester—Archdeaco❑ of Canterbury. Rev. Dr. Russell. REV. Mrssixtrus—John W.• Mackie, James Hayes Sadler, Richard ...

... ral Sir John Malcolm, General the Earl of Rossi) n, General the Duke of Gordon, and Admiral Sir Ge.mg. Martin. la.h Ki g of Arms having received his Majesty's cornmarid4, and the names of the Grand Crosses being cslled over, Bath King of Arms, with the ...