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... the question, that Lord Althorp ami Mr. Shcil he taken into custody of the Serjeant at Arms, and declared it to earned* eontradicente. few tmou'e* the Serjeant at Arms appeared the Jcor the house, L ...
... thi iplendid ruins of which till rem I retar. for Ireland wish. Ed to be furnished with a formidable arm against rejieal, In would find that Strong arm inthe total extinction of tithes. Though he ( Mr. O'Connell) was called a repealer, the right honourable ...
... respective constituencies—( Hear, hear, from the Irish Members). Mr. HENRY GRATTAN thought that the best plan would be to appoint a Committee to inquire into the matter. He (Mr. Grattan) would suggest that the reported speech of Mr. Hill be read and submitted ...
... Ireland, Mr. John Cumming, Dublin. Just ready, in 3 Vols, post Bvo. RECOLLECTIONS of a NAVAL LIFE. ' Ry CAPTAIN SCOTT, H.N. Richard Bentley, New Burlington-street. Agents f..r Scotland, Messrs. Belt ami Bradfute, Edinburgh; 'or Ireland, Mr. John dimming, ...
... infant child, IS months old, named John Thomas Ridgway, the son id parents keepiog • lodging house in sewgate-street. On Thursday, the child was taken unwell, but on Saturday it appeared much better. Whilst in the arms of a woman who was nursing it, the ...
... FARMERS' AND GARDENERS' CHRONICLE. FARMING SOCIETIES. John Beresford Turner, Esq. of Brockmanton Hall, near Leominster, has handed to us the following plan for the formation of Fanning Societies. Copies will, Wednesday next, ready for signatures, at ...
... the poor—(Hear, hear); by Major FANCOURT, for the 18th of March, for leave to bring in a bill for abolishing flogging in the arm} (Hear, hear) ; by Mr. A. JOHNSON, for the 18th of February, to bring in a bill to improve small church livings in Scotland; ...
... putting such questions. Mr. O’Connell ma,t spoil the Noble to answer his Hon. and Learned Friend beside him (Mr. Shiel). Mr. H. Grattan said, if the Honourable and Learned Gettlem did not toUow the question, •0«ld I* duty give notice that as there was in opioiou ...
... brothers, and died deservedly respected. On Sunday last, Leislon, aged 61. Mr. John Rabolt. On Wednesday last, much respected, aged 79, Mrs. Bridget Swinhorne, lelict of Mr. John Swinborne, of Great Oakley. Essex. Wednesday last, at VV enham. very suddenly ...
... in Ireland praying for a repeal of the Union, for the total abolition of tithes, for relief from local taxe_, and one from John Leary, a person under transportation, complaining of unjusi treatment, which were all laid on the table —Mr. Fitzsimon presented ...
... smallest number of crimes. the Right Honourable Secretary for Ireland wished furnished with a formidable arm against repeal, would find that strong arm the total exlinctio « of Tithes. Let extinction be pur to tithes, ana let uot a species dictator over ...
... inquire into the state of the medical and anatomical ?? answer to a question from Mr.WILrs, Lord ALT1vOosP stated that Lord JOHN RuSSELL intended to bring in a Bill on the subject of the marriage of dissenters. TIE ADnDRESS. Mr. LeFvrvun moved the Address ...