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... Wynn Ireland. Roche, D. Faithfull, George Baldwin, Dr. H. Ruthven, E. S. Fielden, John Butler, Colonel Ruthven, E Guise, Sir W. B. Barry, G. S. Sheil, R. L. Gully, John Daunt, W. O. N. Sullivan, R. Hall, Benjamin Fitzsitnon, N. Talbot, J. H. Hume, Joseph ...
... LBRAH AM begged to state that there was not in the House a more ardent friend to any Bill which went to throw the protecting arm of the law round those children than himself, but he entreated the House to look at the palpable injustice of passing the Bill ...
... county of Northumberland, praying for the better observance ofthe Sabbath. Petitions to the same effect were presented by Mr. A. John- stone from the Presbyteries of Stirling, DumiermHoe, Kirk- aldy, and Haddington ; from Dollar, Prestonkirk, Corder, Kinlossie ...
... the public peace who committed outrages that everbody must deprecate and deplore, and to whom the strong arm of the law ought to be applied. If the arm of the law was not sufficiently strong to reach them he would willingly lend his aid to his Majesty's ...
... told, were not armed ; but they formed • KSfreat aggregate mass, and, when occasion served they wcul.l i be armed perhaps. Had not one of the great agitators ex- pressed hisdehght at the glorious anticipation of a fnumpham ' da V'n arms, and at seeing ...
... Morgan Brotherton, Jos. Barron. Winston O'Connell, John Beauclcrk, Major Bel lew . R. M. O'Connell, Charles Faithful], Geo. Blackney, W. O'Connor Don Fielden, John Butler, Hon. P. O'Connor, Fergus Gully, John Chapman, M. L. Perrin, Louis Hawkins, J. H. Dobbin ...
... soon after twelve o'clock. Mr. Prtse Prtse took the oaths and his seat for Cardigan. ST. GEORGE'S MARKET. Mr. Alderman Wood presented a Petition from the parish officers of St. John's and St. Thomas's, Southwark, against the Bill for making a new market ...
... Coercive Bill. The Petitioners submitted that his Majesty's Minirters could make out no case which would justify the House in arming them with powers so unconstitu- tional, and never hitherto resorted to except when the country was in a state of rebellion ...