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... not able to attend for few days. The committee then obtained to adjourn to Monday next. THE WHIGS—THE COERCION BILL. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from a parish Ireland against tithes, and gave notice that he intended to nunc, that any ministry who ...
... Anne, only daughr . v late Captain Franklin, Green HiLa, county Liiuei ick. r»'aths.: K» *inv strei-t, eldest daugliter ...
... Marquis of Donegal against decrees the Court of Chancery. One of the decrees was in favor Mr. Grattan, M. P. for Meath, in right of his wife, Mrs. Mary O’Kelly Grattan, she being heiress of Andrew Denis O’Kelly, who had sold to the Marquis, when Earl of ite ...
... that the magistrates would allow such scenes tooccurin village liketlns—or why ' does the Government allow such retebesto keep arms t lam ARON SMITH AGAIN! | smn eof those saw last'inght could not have registered the lev , ..on ..THORP i llte Kveviny Mnil ...
... point. (Hear, and a laugh.) The noble earl’s spirit would arise and scare some of the pre> sent dignified occupants from their arm-chairs—(laughter)-l would disturb the noble viscount in his slumbers— (r laugh)—and interrupt the festivities of noble peers ...
... Lieutenant—Douglas Curry, from the Tribune the Talbot; John Inglednc, of the Forte, is promoted to the tank Lieutenant. Surgeon—J. Mein, the Columbine; A. Lawrence to the Buzzard. Assistant-Surgeuu—John Henry, the Brisco, vice Macdonald. Surgeon. Royal MißtvKs ...
... Fitzwilliam-square. South, the lady of John Clancy, Esq., of a daughter. the 16th February,at Cawnpore, the lady of C. Havelock, Esq., IGth Lancers, of a son. the 22J instant, at Ballitorc, the lady of the Rev. John Boi.ham, of a son. the 19th instant, ...
... withdraw hismolion. ARMS' BILL (IRELAND.) After few words from Mr. Kutbven, Mr. O’Connell, and Sir U. Peel, Mr. LITTLETON obtained leave to bring in a bill tocontinue the several acts relating to the importation, or keeping of arms Ireland, for months ...
... presence of many persons. A man of the name of Dunne, musun by trade, fled trom his assailants in lliestreet for protection to Mr. John Langford's yard, and had scarce entered the concern w hen one of the tirst in, a named Cronin, snatched a weighty brickbat ...
... recover. Fhe under-secretaryship of the Home Department, vacant the retirement ol Lord Howiek, was accepted Saturday Ml. Edward John Stanley, the member for northern division Cheshire. The popular opiuious Mr. Stanley intimately connected with Lord Durham ...
... wed to put in 1] the time of their tr san at-| that they would be kept ia p rison unti d to address himself If the Mr. H. GRATTAN commence R, act- conduct of the police towards his ten antry at Monaghan, v I The Mr. O'CONNE LL rose to order, and put to ...
... or it. case Where their arms had been made improper use of thev'had been taken from them. Such had been the case lately at StuaMstown, where some disturbances hart taken place, and the Jfmtam-y having committed excesses their arms had been taken from them ...