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... DIVETT, it was withdrawn. ARMS (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. LITTLETON moved that the Arms (Ireland) Bill should be renewed for two years. After a few words from Mr. RUTHVJJsiN, Sir PEEL thought it would be better to have a well digested Arms Bill to last for four ...
... to cases where it was clearly proved to the Jury that the signals were made for an illegal purpose. 35 - Mr. H. GRATTAN said that St. John's Eve the peasantry were in the habit of lighting bonfires, and that it would be very hard to subject them to punishment ...
... the act punishable when the illegal intention was proved. Mr. H. GRATTAN said the clause was a most absurd one, for it would prohibit and punish all fires on festivals, such as St. John's Eve and May Eve. The gallery was cleared for a division— For the ...
... made the act punishable when the illegal intention was proved. Mr. H. GRATTAN said the clause was a most absurd one, for it would prohibit and punish all festivals, such as Sf. John’s Eve and May Eve. The gallery was cleared for division— For the clause ...
... conviction could take place unless the signals were for the express purpose of collecting the people illegally. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that on St. John's eve the inhabitants were in the habit of lighting fires, which might bring them under the operation of this Act ...
... comfort, viaeof all onl hoaril-AII particulars may be known, and the ,.ry ilsforniatllot obtainced, by apitlpingy to to ~~~JOHN MAROSHALL., 15 Agent io the Emigratioti Comminlttee, 26, Blrcbhin-lone, Corambill, Lotido;;. opplicati~on from the Country ...
... Hoards, presented at Monday morning's sitting, that the petition do lie on the i table, the debate thereon was resumed. Mr. H. GRATTAN observed, that if the statements con- tained in the petition relative to the subject in question were true, nothing could ...
... wriendments, and the report was ordered to be received this day. ARMS (IRELAND). Mr. LITTLETON moved for leave to bring in a Bill to renew the Act for regulating the possession of arms in Ireland. Mr. RUTHVEN opposed the motion. The bill was brought in ...
... the act punishable when the illegal intention was proved. Mr. H. GRATTAN said the clause was a most absurd one, for it would prohibit and punish all fires on festivals, such as St. John’s Eve and May Five. The gallery was cleared for a division— For the ...
... twelve. NEW MEMBER. Mr. Cadwallader aaddy took the oaths and his seat for Wexford. 'Imhe Hon. Member was introduced by Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. Reuthven. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. Lord G. SOitIER SET moved the third reading of the Great Wester Hallway Bill, lie ...
... lighted for the purpose of giving signals before any conviction could take place. Mr.H. GRATTAN remarked, that parties who joined in the customary celebration of St. John’s Eve, and other anniversaries, might be liable to punishment under the original clause ...
... could take place unless the signals ;Fere for the express purpose of collecting the people illegally. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that on St. John's eve the inhabitants were in the habit of lighting fires, which might bring them under the operation of this Act ...