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... , and Vincent (bo)s) are saved ; and that their parents, three brolhtot and sister, ire dead. \lso inform Mr. John Hartley, C»iUiidir’s Arms, Port street, Manchesier, that his father and mother are !o*t, brothers savid believe there are two others from ...
... Mr. J. GRATTAN seconded the motion. He complain that the report on the poor laws was founded upon pa statement*. An/one who read that report would undoubtet find great abuses in it, but it contained nothing which wot prevent him f.Mr. Grattan) from supporting ...
... the power suspv the »ointn.ent ministers and restraining certain casts abs •lutely the power of hu«lding churches. M*’. H GRATTAN called on ministers to ha«trn more determinedly, end with greater seal, their pro ntS'-d remedial measurct for the people ...
... exlie niities, but kept the police under arms the fair green until twelve o’clock at night, sooner than run the risk of bringing them through the town among the rioters to the barracks. Une man was shot through the arm, hut not dangelously ; from this circumstance ...
... he believed many abases bad been removed. The bill was then passed. HOUSE OP COMMONS—Arm 3O. BXSIOXATION 118 JOHN ROBHOt'SE. The Speaker having called upon Sir John Ker, the bun. baronet me, but immediately gave way to Sir K. Rurdett. who aaiJ that in ...
... alleged to due to the RiV. Dr. Butler, Burfiebatefi, Robert Furdc, for the sum Bs. Id. ; Pat. Howard, for Is. 81; John Whelan, for 4s. 2d.; and John Bulger, for ss. 2d. Theae, be (Mr. C ) charged the police »ltb hiving arrested and committed to tbcoounty gaol ...
... Dr. Uutler, of Buincburcb, Robert Forde, for the sum of eii(lit (liillinKi ami fourpenre; i’at. Howard, for Is John Whelan, fords 2d. and John Bulger, tor 6s. 2d. These, (.Mr, C.) charjfsd the police with having arrested and com. mined to the couniyfaol ...
... proceeded at some length to thank them fur the honor conferred on him. It U said (hat Government did not come forward support Sir John Hohhouse. We assert that was a Government candidate 'hroughent. He was accompanied on the hustings, the day nomination, the ...
... and Hr. R. A ■Dandae aOconded Mr Eacott. The Deputy Bailiff haring ’names Of toe oandidatee, room medo to the front the Sir John : honae made his appoaiahee. . The veiling*, and hootusa, and hnrat at followed, defy all pahtiWe deealption, and almntt i ...
... fiuntl the bills, and has aitisfied me, that his bad . . rood errand, and ...
... O’Connell, M. O’Connell, More O’Farrell, Talbot, Lalor, Blake, Finn, Fitzsimon, Ruthven, and Ruthven, jun., Gladstone, H. Grattan, &c. A MAN SHOT.—A melancholy occurrence happened yesterday evening at a house in Rathgar, near Roundtown, the residence of ...
... voters of the said ; borough, who were as parties by an order of the house, dated the Uth March last, defend the return of Sir John Poo Beresford, to deliver to the clerk of the said committee statements writing of the right of election for which they re ...