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... the House of Commons gave his third Parliamentary dinner, on Saturdiy evening, to Mesws. HUME, MAURICE O'CONNELL, H. GRATTAN, J. GRATTAN, WARBURTON, ROEBUCK, H. BULWER, E. BULWER, T. ATTWOOD, GILLON, PRYME, BLACK NET, T. FITZGERALD, FERGUS O'CONNOR, FRYER ...
... Pdareland, T. Ntralter, John Martin, J. Ward, Henry G. Martin, John •• Warre, Joho A. • Martin, Thomas B. Waterpark. Lord ' Maxwell, Henry ' Watkins, J. L. . Maxwell, Sir John Wagon, Rigby , Mexwenl. John Watson, Hon. It. ' Maxwell, John W. ...
... Marryat, J. Marshall, John • Marsland, T. ; Martin, 44 . 2.lartin, John • • Ilartin, Thomas B. - • Maxwell, • - Maxwell, Sir John lifaxwtS John -Maxwell, . ;Yoh n:W: , Methuen, Paul - Meynell, Capt. H. t. 1111,1 may, P. St. John ' ills, J. ...
... Brotherton, Joseph Barron. Winston O'Connell, John lieauclerk, Major Bellew, R. M. O'Connell, Charles Faithfull, George B'ackner Walter O'Connor Don Flelden, John Butle r , aon. P. O'Connor, Feargus Gully, John Chapman, M. L. Perrin, Louis Hawkins, J. H ...
... Cabinet Council, in the lowest depths of hell. Lord JOHN RUSSELL defended the bill, on the Ple a of necessity, and insisted that priedial agitation was the offspring of political agitation. Mr- H. GRATTAN strongly condemned Abe ill easure, a s a wanton attack ...
... descendant, rn.wer.-0^e O Hon. Gentle P m.u /at down amidst repeated rounds of cheers.) said gave the Hon. and Learned Lord JOHN sincerity* with which he laboured to a silky statement What and chUdren were shot their own houses g . G tl who appeared H”’- ...
... prove themselves tbe best friends to Ireland. Mr. BUCKINGHAM and Mr. GRATTAN rose together, but, after some calls for the former gentleman, the Speaker called upon Mr. Grattan. Mr. H. GRATTAN—The question of that night was whether Irish liberty was to exist ...
... DJOVHXED IQUEST. Thursday evening the Coroner and Jury assembled in the vrsiry-rootn of St. John’s, llorslydown, wrhen the inquiry was resumed touching the death cf the infant found murdered soa.c days since, in Weaver ’s-lane, Tooley.street. Man ey. ...
... read extracts the evidence of Mr. John Walsh, a Roman Catholic magistrate, which proved that a man who farmed 10 or 1 6 - acres, in ordinary years, after having paid for rent seed, and tithes (the latter, o n a l arm t 3/. 45.), had only 3/. 4s. left ...
... he (Lord John Russell) would not envy them—(loud and emphatic cries of Hear, hear, from Sir R. Peel)—supported, as he supposed they were to be, by those persons who thought th a t th e p resen t Ministers did not go far enough. He (Lord John Russell) ...
... Iiliat;r& eaiure ad got thie odisiti for them, but not the gratitute. He impioted thea tO grant = the proposed delay for ?? John BYeNG siippited the motion.- Mr GAtOTE opposed the intrudiction of militaty tribuials into Ireland. Militry officers might ...
... told, were not armed ; but they formed a.great aggregate.mass, and, witen occasion served, they would be, arruedTerhaps. Had not-one the, great agitators expressed : his delight at the glorious anticipa, tion of a triumphant day in arms, and at.seeing ...