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... bill which were read first time. 1 Their lordships then proceeded with the part heard annesl of th: Marquis of Donegal v, Grattan. DISSOLUTION of the MINIS TR Y~PVBLIr MEE TINGin LEI TH. J Friday night meeting of the inhabitants of Leith, called by a ...
... S 111 ELA N D. i> C M P jlme* Grattan, Esq. M.P. , ~, nrockleburst, ; O’Connell, Esq. M.P. Sam Henry Cal.rrt, bsq. , Connelli M> p. Jolm Currie, Esq. C, O’Brien Esq. M.P. lieorce Evans, Esq-, ‘'■•r- j) l Roche, Esq. John*Richard Elmore. Esq. Sutton, Esq ...
... conduct of Ministers. Mi . . H. GRATTAN said that the Hon. Member for Essex had declared that the present Government had put Ireland at the feet of the Hon. and Learned Member for Dublin. Now, on the contrary, he (Mr. H. Grattan) would maintain that his Majesty's ...
... thrirM* ihlpa’ h aaoattof juarica—nay, theMgheatbte realm— ...
... Abercromhy, Hon J O’Connor, D Buller. C Rolfe, R Poulter, J Altwood.T Torrens. Colonel Lasbington, Dr Parrott. J Gully, John Romilly, J Grattan, H Home, Joseph MAJORITY Of 39, tellers included, who voted for Mr. Cayley’s clause in the Lord's Day bill, to make ...
... . when EVENING next. on of lee pictnres,in a Pr, i last day for Goods), the John Brockiehurst, Esq., ALP. Daniel O'Connell, Esq., M.P. o theasse teakship ASIA, 600 tons, JOHN BIDDLE Commander; lying William Henry Calvert, Esq. Maurice O'Connell, Esq. ...
... Lord Lieutenant was armed with a . power insidiously to do that which openly ands dihytly lhe would shrink from doN. N~ Why; th0 Gve'inment ,had admittqd the grievances of relanid : the Noble iLord the Paymastcr of the Forces (Lord John Russell) thad himself ...
... that the petition presented on Monday, by Mr. Tennyson, from Lambeth, on the above subject, should lie on the table, Mr. H. GRATTAN rose, and, in an indignant tone, contended that there ought to be some inquiry into the subject. The hon. member recapitulated ...
... blittagob to rbih tutt !-4 'the habltatfois of Bohri Horan, Keran 11oran, and John Coghlan, all of Iskef; in the parish of Clonfert, were attacked by three men (one of whom was armed with a short gun and another with a pistol)i who forced open and entered ...
... window tax ; from Richard Dent, of Durham, against the Sabbath Bill (which was thrown out on Friday last) ; from a person named John Munts, complaining or having suffered great injustice from one of the Magistrates orthe county of V ork, and praying for inquiry ...
... 2, at eleven at the Court of Bankruptcy. Mr. P. H. Abbott, King's Arms yard, Coleman -street, official assignee; attorney, Mr. J. B. Smedley, New Inn Buildings. New Inn, London. John Hadwen, Lock w ood, York shire, cotton spiuner, July 30 and Sept. 2 ...
... 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 ...