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... Exchequer, and members of the Honorable So«|fty of Kisdllniis : OgfeTp'm. H. Bradshaw, John Healy, John Richardson, Robert Mjfc(>ck Wm. Abbott, James Bradley, jun., John Welsh, James cVeKiytry, Samuel Bradshaw, William Vo well, jun., Geoffry Martyn, Chj^^Bankes ...
... Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, N. Fiizsimon, Henry Grattan, Cornelius O’Brien, I). Romiyne, Edward Rnthven, J. Talbot, J. H. Talbot, N. A. Vigors, C. A. Walker, T. Wallace. Teu.kr—E. Bothven. Paired off —J. Grattan, Sir R. Nagle. the House of Lords Thursday, ...
... theMth year of hisage, John Henry Burke, Lsq , Lieuten- Jalhot, N. A. Vigors, G. A. ,nt of the Revenue Police in that district. itLI.FR —E. Rtllnven. . On the 10th instant, Orayfart, in the County Sligo, Charles AIRF.U OFF—J. Grattan, Sir R.NAg ar of the ...
... entered into the required The ethor-perty wap cemaaittod. Dasaarnu —Xt the Head PoKoe-ofllce, la* Saturday, fine ymmg man, smaed John Mogan,-was Waught before the Magistrates Serjeant Meehan of the Regiment, on « charge hawing deserted from that corps last ...
... Wellington. It had been said in another place that a gallant friend of his, Sir John Campbell, had deh.o~aervations upon the government, unbecoming in a BIiti' hohi.ce He knew Sir John Camp- bell, and had served with him in the Peninsula. His gallant friend ...
... have made his maiden speech. He opposed the measure oftbe address with some argument; but the appeal which he made to Mr. Grattan, to beware of the adherents which his cause had lately gained from the Treasury Benches, contained some advice which their ...
... Dublin, on the last day the meeting of that august body, that he was then (having succeeded in the Elections) of the late Mr. Grattan’s opinion, that it was absurd to look for the Repeal of the Union, until all Ireland concurred in the necessity of the measure ...
... the «>untey had had, it was impossible to accuse ministers of ad\ancing either too fast or too far. (Loud cheering.) Mr. H. GRATTAN said that much had been thrown out to ita being an unconstitutional proceeding to attempt frighten the House Lords, but he ...
... particulars will given on application to the Company’s Agents, a« at foot ; SAMUEL PER Liverpool. HILL CH ARLEY Belfast. JOHN LECKIR Fork. JOHN OEMMELL Glasgow RICHARD . ORRIS Plymouth. Or, the COMPANY’S OFFICE, 15, EDENQUAY, DUBLIN. Agents at Hordeaiut— Messrs ...
... would move, »» an aßModmcat tbt original motion, ihapiarioua question (Hear.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL believed lhai bad never attempted to prevent our eubjscte fufoitbing arms aod ammunition to either party engaged in contest regird to which this country a* ...
... disgraceful that gallant friend his, Sir John Campbell had made proceedings, In order. , bbservations upon the government unbecoming in a Sir H. VIVIAN felt due the Irish government to British officer. knew Sir John Campbell, and had state, that many instances ...
... raiuisters athancing door* which have nothiuß to with the before the either too fast or too Ihr. ( Loud cheenng.) J Mr. H. GRATTAN said that much had been thrown out un ...