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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 ...
... D., P. D. Lit. bouts Perrin, M.P. (Set grant at Law), love. Sylvester Costegasi, David Lynch, Theresa J. Sweetman, Alooney, John O'Donogitue, 7. 0 , Myles Macdonnell, J. and J. Goldsmith, Pater Pim, IL Murray, M.D., ,'tie. bst includes some of the most ...
... and Sub.Licutensat.—Mowed, R Ik.; Jinn F. lam in the Erin steamer; Browne, lam at R. Sapp. Devomport. Paymaster John Enoch, R. Cardigan MO. New Cade, font's. Medical Department --Sorg. l'hambers, li. p. 22 P.: Bath. h. p. Staff, Chalfort, Citotmestoshite; ...
... 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 ...
... of a feeble feminine voice, crying apparently from the boot, Oh, John! I little thought you could have forgotten me so soon, and thus neglect my children! On hearing this appeal,. John stared, groaned, and muttered prayers, and protested that he would ...
... Tuesday week, in order to allow time for the production of the documents in question.—Agreed to. MR. DILLON. The Serjeant-at-Arms informed the Speaker that Mr. Lavies, the medical attendant of Francis Dillon, who had yesterday entered the body of the house ...
... Moberly, Sir George Phillips, T. S. Rice, Sir Alatti.ew W. Ridley, J. Smith, A. IV. Roberts., Alderman Wood, Sir John Wrottesley. Tellers—John Cant Hobhouse, Joseph Hume. He was sorry not to see In his place the Secretary for Ireland (Sir .1. C. Hobhouse) ...
... L. Maberly, Sir George Phillips, T. l. Rcb, Sir Matthew. W. Ridley, J. Smith, A. W. Robarts, Alderman Wood, Sir John Wrottesley. Tllers-John Cam Ijobhouse, Joseph Hunae. He was sorry not to see in his place the Secretary for Ireland (Sir J. C. Hobhouse) ...
... not attend the church, and maintained their own poor. Eliz. Robinson was brought to the bar in the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, for having refused to answer certain questions before the Liverpool Election Committee. In answer to the questions the Speaker ...