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... Ireland were -a only parties prevented from keep- ing arms. The Hon. and earned Member for Dublin told the House last session that he Roman Catholics of Ireland were not only armed, but we I armed ; and why, he wished to »» o w.,should not the Protes ...
... Robert Williams, Mr. Bradshaw, Sir Oswald Mosley, Mr. John Neeld, Lord Viscount Sandon, Mr. Hoskins, General Arbuthnot, Lord John Scott, Mr. Thomas Marsland, JVlr. Weyland. DROITWICH. Mr. Roebuck, Lord John Russell, Mr. Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir James ...
... NELL- Was theother surety procured ■»♦!, same way ? •^'■y procured in the Mr. Baker— He was. In reply to questions from Sir John Campbell Mr ker stated that he had been in the habit of vi,iti„„ Mr. M'Larran and a ways thought the number of his h use was ...
... ! • present of making up its own mind upon any T i esterday presented no less than two ex- this infirmity of purpose. Lord John was positively to divide the House of 'ti (lie question of bringing up the re- ■ ...
... having been posted (o line the way. to preserve order, so strong was tho public excitement on the question of the motion ol Lord John Russell on the appropriation of the surplus revenues ot the Irish Church to general purposes. The Members began to assemble ...
... Cobbett, \V. Macnamara. Major Thomson. Rt. Hon. C.P. Cockercll, Sir C. M'Cance, John Thninelev, T. Codrington, Sir E M'Taggart, John Tnuke, VV. C.ilborue, N. VV. R. Mahcr,John Tracv, C. H Collier. .1. Mangles, Jam,- T lclii v nev.SirVV. L. -S. Convngham ...
... order, that no Member should be allowed to secure a place in the House until the hour of prayers. MILITARY AT RIOTS. Mr. H. GRATTAN wished to know from the Right Hon. Baronet, whom he saw in his place, whether a general order directing the military when ...
... Hugh Lindsay, Josias D. Alexander, John Loch, William Astell, John Masterman, Wm. B. Bayley, Charles Mills, Robert Campbell, John Morris, John Cotton. John G. Ravenshaw, N. B. Edmon:tone, Henry Shank. Russell Ellice. ...
... protect the religion of ?? forefathers from sacrilegious hands depended on their own indi- vidual exertions. The motion of Lord John- Russell is to the effect that any surplus from the revenues of the Protestant Church of Ireland shall be appropriated to pur; ...
... U PTCV.— COURT of RE- t \ II.W In pursuance of an order of this Court, dated the Mth a, • March last, made in the matter of JOHN HILL, a Bankrupt tb, under-mentioned t reditors who have proved their debts under a C ommission erf Bankrupt, bearing date ...
... ents— Wm. Cotton. Esq., and R. W. Hail Dare, F_sq„ M.P. Treasurer -John Masterman, Esq. COMMITTEE. F. It. Bedwell, F:sq. | D. C. Guthrie, Esq. P. H. Berthon. ?? j John Reay, Esq. John Capper. Esq. I*. L. P. Seen tan, Esq. Robert Collins, Ivsq. Charles ...
... The Honourable W. itimsay whs actpiaiuted with the father of the defendant in India, and reuiewb ?? the lu'ter iis a child in arms in IS[ 1. Mr. Tin ■ siger replied. Mr. Jus'ice \\ ilbains in summing up, very pointedly called tiie attention of the J'lry ...