... 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 ...

... BREACH OF PRIVILEGE. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN, in reference to some proceedings of the Longford Election Committee, which fold been published in the Dublin Evening Mail, and which were injurious to the sitting Member for Longford, and his friends, begged to ...

... confusion by such recommendations. If runs did take place, the consequence would be the withdrawal of credit by the Banks. Mr. GRATTAN deprecated the introduction of such topics during the discussion of Irish petitions. Mr. LAMB would leave that part of the ...

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... had made that declaration ? The Irish could not forget that, eighteen months ago, the Right Hon. Gentleman had proposed an Arms Bill for -Ireland, which exposed every man to be transported who had a musket in his possession, not branded and registered ...