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... placed upon the same footing as gr.olers io England. The hon. member alto presented a petition for the abolition of tithes, from John Nowlan, in the parish of Batrygany, in the county of Galway. Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions In favor of the proposed ...
... might placed upon the same footing gjolersin England The bon. metnber presented petition for the abolition of t’thes, horn John the parish of Batrygany, in the county of Galtrav. Sir ANDREW AGNEW presented petitions In fav >r of the proposed bill (or ...
... touching imprisonment for debt, and the law of debtor and creditor. (Hear.) i AMENDMENT IN THE IRISH REFORM BILL. Mr. H. GRATTAN gave notice, that on Thursday he would move to bring in a Bill to alter and amend the Irish Reform Bill. Mr. O’CONNELL had ...
... to bear all the odium of the vote was about to give* After aome observations from Mr. O’Dwyer,Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. D. Brown, Mr. Shaw and Mr. J. Grattan, Lord ALTHOUI* recalled the attention of the Committee to the object and provisions of the bill. One ...
... cools of prime Wicklow Butteis were purchased for the Liverpool and Msathbtar markets. The Rev. John Sprait ucknowledigva to hbve received, from Mrs'. Hlnry Grattan. 31.. per his Urace the Most Rev. Dr. Murray, in aid of the Cuuuty sain City of Dublin Cbolitra ...
... where the payment of was resisted this act should not l>e applied to enforce such payment, it might be of some avail. Mr. H. GRATTAN supported the proviso, because he deemed k to be of great importance llut the people Ireland should not have reason to believe ...
... disregard. « Mr. Watson said that a more absurd clause than this, with its present amendment, never could thought of. Mr. H. Grattan said was not so anxious about the wording of the clause the principle. ■ The question was, whether the Lord Lieutenant j might ...
... OF KILDARE.-On Saturday, night, or early on Sunday morning, an armed party atknaoked the house of Thomas Cross, a respectable farmer, living at Ballynafa, near Prosperous, demanded his arms, and, ou being refused, fired into the house. Cross returned the ...
... holding oflicei in the government. Lord AUhorp’s commutstion of tithes bill was to have been bicug-tforward Tuesday. Mr. Henry Grattan’s motion for bill to amend the Irish reform set, stands fur tomorrow. Sm R. Keane, Bart-, M P. —Just as we were going press ...
... the Carrickfergus Committee do adjourn to Tuesday week. Leave granted. FRANCIS L. DILLON. The SPEAKER onlered the Sergetnt-at-Arms-to have the ire ...
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... registered ia tbe course the day, and many were rejected. At KiMarney Quarter Seasioiu, John Shea, Palnck Shea, ~,1 John Barrr, were eoorieted for moet outrageous amult os John Downey, at Turk Bridge, old Kenmare Bond. An •he Assistant Barrister was about to ...