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... have made his maiden speech. He opposed the measure oftbe address with some argument; but the appeal which he made to Mr. Grattan, to beware of the adherents which his cause had lately gained from the Treasury Benches, contained some advice which their ...
... the «>untey had had, it was impossible to accuse ministers of ad\ancing either too fast or too far. (Loud cheering.) Mr. H. GRATTAN said that much had been thrown out to ita being an unconstitutional proceeding to attempt frighten the House Lords, but he ...
... relirr.ee. They did nor get arms—hut met one of captains and all they got, was just, quietly, one piu | earnest. (Laughter and cries of hear, hear.) lie would act have been half so well pleas, d if he had got thirty or fif stand arms. It was petfcclly well ...
... Dublin, on the last day the meeting of that august body, that he was then (having succeeded in the Elections) of the late Mr. Grattan’s opinion, that it was absurd to look for the Repeal of the Union, until all Ireland concurred in the necessity of the measure ...
... DEBTORS. Petitions to be heard on Thursday, the 7th of November next. John Nowlan, late of Marrowbone-lane, in the liberties of the city of Dublin, formerly grocer and publican. John Kernan; late of Eden-quay, and formerly of Marlbo- rough-street, Dublin ...
... upon the same fouting as gaolers in Englar | The bon. member also presented a petition for the aboliti ? | of tithes, from John Nowlan, in the parish of Barryga in the county of Galway. | Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions in favor F | the proposed ...
... We have been favored with the following extract of a letter We have just read @ of Commons, as amended by the com- from Mr. John F. Charlton, Flag-Sutgeon to Vice- Admiral House an act for the better transmission of property Napier, and son of the late ...
... Invincible, (owner,) Mr. Quin’s Bine Bonnet, (Mr. Doherty,) Mr. F. O’Connor’s Louisa, (Mr. Bullen.) Sir Thomas Robert’s Sir John, (owner,) Doctor Curtin’s Utz-James, (Mr. Clancy.) M. Fitz-Gerald’s Biddy, (Mr. Knaresboro.) 1 5 2 2 1 3 4 2 0 4 6 4 5 0 I*7 ...
... tomorrow. The bouse adjourned at a quarter past nine o'clock. HOUSE OF (CONTINUED FROM YESTEADAY'S BEOIsTER.) UNIONS—TRE Sir JOHN observed there was a striking dissimilarity between tbe two statements the house had There was, he would not hesitate to say ...
... G 'ant, Lord Holland, Lord John Russell, and Mr. Sn; ley. A meeting of several of the Cabinet Ministers was held on Saturday at the Treasury. Viscounts Goderich and Allhorn, the Duke of Richmond, Lord Holland, and Lord John Russell, were present. Viscount ...
... leases, and enter into security by recognizance for payment t e en as usual. For particulars apply to John EsniKBTOH, Esq., the Heceiver, Galway i or to’JOHN Shaoghnissv, Solicitor, No. 4, larwer Gardmer-street, CHANCER)# « Charles Atkinson, Esq.,l of the ...
... Piunkett, St. John Butler; J. Forbes, I. Forbes, Lieutenant Le Poer Trench, Augustus Jocelyn, Lord A. Chichester, Parsons. GSNIRALS— Armstrong. Commissary General Deputy Commissary-General Hat net. COLONELS—HustIer, Cornwall, air John Harvey, Broadhead ...