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... been taken into the con. sideration, not of the Imperial Parliament, but of twenty-two Irish members, assembled at the King’s Arms, Palace-yard, on Monday last, and rejected, for the present session, by a majority of two ! Such is the decision, at which ...
... Falcon Inn, Uppingham the Lord Sontles's Arms, Rockingham ; the Royal George, Cottingham ; the Cockayne Great Oakley ; the Duke's Arms, Little Oakley; the Cardigan Arms, Corby ; the King's Arms, Weldon ; the Hatton ...
... Shrewsbury, from Ash ton Binder-Line, against the Loeal Courts Bill. By the Duke of Rutland, against slavery. By Wynford, from John Hall, against the government plan for the abolition of slavery. [He had' bought slaves in 1809, from government, for £18,000 ...
... insulted. Mr. H. Grattan was proceeding to state similar outrages which had occurred among his tenantry in the county of Meath, when he was called to order by Mr. Shaw. The Speaker having overruled tbe objection to disorder. Mr. H. Grattan proceeded to state ...
... unprovided tor :_Mr. Rice, Viscount Althorp, Sir Robt, PeeJ, Air. Hume, Sir John Johnstone, Mr. Goulburn, Mr. C%- teis. Mr. Francis Baring, Mr. Williams Wynn, Sir George PhiHipps, Sir John Wrottesley, Viscount Stormoru, Colonel Davies, Colonei Stowell, Mr. Frankland ...
... 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 ...
... laws of England, the life of an unoffending man (for so Cully was in Sir John's estimation) may be taken away, and full justice be done to the case by having no Inquest at alit Sir John says, that if any of his Majesty's subjects are dissatisfied with this ...
... Marlin Blake, Hon. P. Butler, M. t. Chapman, O. Erani, W. P. Finn, Thomas Fitzgerald, C. Filzsimon, N. Filtstmos, H. Grattan, J. Grattan, A. H. Lynch, W. Macnaraara, Sir K. Nagle. Cornelius O’Brien, C. O’Callaghan, Daniel O’Connell, Maurice O’Connell, Morgan ...
... o’clock. Unless this arrangement was strictly adhered to, it would impossible to go on with the public business. Mr. rl. GRATTAN said he believed his honourable friend intended only to read the petition for the purpose of pointing out the conduct of the ...
... —Saturday, July 13, at Carmarthen. Pembrokeshire—Saturday, July 20, at Haverfordwest. Cardiganshire—Wednesday, July 24, Cardigan. Brecknockshire—Saturday, July 27, at Brecon. Radnorshire—AVednesday, July 31, at Presteign. Cheshire —Saturday, August 3 ...
... to Mr H. Grattan. said, that all proceedings under the tithe act were suspended. Mr O'CorrNICLL said. lOW writs had been issued for sums of four or five shillings, on each of which the costs were ZS, 14s. Mr BARON mid, the police went armed to enforce ...
... him. We have heard that Mr. Rankin, of the western circuit, has been appointed to the office, and that he will supersede Sir John Jeffcott._—Morning Herald. We have advices from - Barbadoes to the 28th April. His Excellency Major-General Sir Lionel Smith ...