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... co. creft, Jobnu-War~reham North, FrederIck-Histings phnll, Sir John-Dudley Painer, R.-Betks t, er, John B-Portstmouth Palmerston, Viscount-Hants endab, Hou. C. C.-Sussex Parker, John-Sheffield Patten, J.W.-Lancashire N. odisb, Lord-Darby co. N. Pechell ...
... name of Grattan. The fact was that Mr. Grattan, when in opposition, had voted with his politic a l opponents, because he knew that the measure which they proposed was for the public good. He would read an extract from the speech of Mr. Grattan in 1808; ...
... biutseir, but could show that bad laboured strenuously to pot down predial agitation. As an evidence he miglil stale Ihat-Kir John Lambert, a humane, brave, and intelligent oHieer, who commanded in the south of Ireland, had bad,30,000 copies of an address ...
... Ireland.’’ Surrender of Arms by the Peasantry. —You will be gratified to learn that the deluded people in the county of Kilkenny are at length delivering up their arms. In the parish of Glanmore, in that county, no less that stand of arms have been given up ...
... Robert, i2B, Hirptr, St. John's, N.B. timber, for London, 31!days, SAlLEDGoterian, Burnham, Philadelphia, nilivay iron, Roliert Dewar, Newtound! ind, butter. Young Owen, Pound, London, general eargo. Sisters, Sutton. do. grain, John, Robinson, Liverpool ...
... house was bound by the articles of union, to support.. ' Mr. GRATTAN remarked that the question had not been an. swered whether or not it was the intention of his Majesty's ministers to arm the new courts with the power of flogging. The CHANCELLOR of ...
... and professing to take compas: meo of Grattan, got into the gig with tbe intention of dri Wakefield ; but when avother vehicle was heard & part uf he jumped out, aod made a precipitate retreat over Mr. Grattan was ™ uch cut and bruised about the b 33 ...
... resumption of his seat, various notices of motions were given, by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Solicitor- General, Lords John Russell and Ashley, and Messrs. Stanley, Grote, Wilks, F. Buxton, Warburton, E. L, Bulwer, Hume, Robinson, and O’Connell. THE ...
... Rev. John Fisher, Markethill, Mr. Greer, to Miss Beck, both of Hamilton*s-bawn. DIED, Mr. John Ingram, Hill-Street, Belfast*much regretted all who knew him. On Sunday sen.. In the 21st rear of his age, deeply regretted bv all who knew him, Mr. John M*Cleery ...
... victory which would be remembered to all after time There i« (Pointing to Lord John Russell.) In 1824b the renewal of the tnsurrection act was proposed. What said Lord John Russell? (Hear, hear, hear.) said. If were told that Austria, Russia, or Prussia ...
... bag of flour, and received : a slight shock ; his wife, who was looking on, was struck near the eve while the infant in her arms was not affected ; elder child, who was standing by, was struck , on the left siee of • the face, from which drops of blood ...
... s, soldiers, and seamen publicly recruited, as well as of horses, arms, and ammunition of every kind which were embarked without concealment, and still more recently a large ship armed for war without the least obstacle, so that not only the subjects ...