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... E 13 WHO VOTED LAST ON OP LORD JOHN RUSS Ffrench, Fitz-Stephen Fielden, J. Finn, Wm. Francis Fitzsimon, Nicholas Fitzsimon, Chris. Fort, J. Fox, C. It. Gaskell, 1). . 1 Gisborne, Thomas Gordon, K. Grattan, James Grattan, Henry Grosvenor, Lord R. Grote ...
... Bodkin, John James Hawes, Benjamin Rolfe, R. M. Bowes, John Hawkins, J. Heywood Ronayne, Dominick Bowring, Dr. Hay, Colonel Leith Rooper, J. Bonfoy 1 Brabazon, Sir Win. J. Heathcote, John Rundle, John Brady, Denis C. Heatheote, R. E. Russell, Lord ...
... skell, D. Pelham, ri Bagshaw p John Gisborue, Thos. Pepys, sir e. Bainbridge, E. T. Gordon, R. Perrin, Baines, Edward Grant, Right Hon. C.Phiilips, G. Bannerman, Alex. Grattan, Henry Phillips, Mali' Barclay, D. Grattan, James Pliillip4, C. ' • 0 , ._ ...
... Ramsbottora, John Biddulph, Robert Hawkins, J. Heywood Ramsden, John C. Bish, T. Harland, W. Charles Rice, Rt. Hon. T. S. Blake, Martin Jos. Handley, H. Roche, William Blamire, William Heathcote, R. E. Roche, David Bodkin, John James Heathcote, John Roebuck ...
... Ireland, leaving their flocks to* take cart themselves they best might, for the purpose of raising no-popery cry. Mr. H. GRATTAN hoped that no decision would arise then upon the petition, as the subject was to be discussed that evening. ▲n Hon. MEMBER ...
... MAJORITY )mlO,l VOTED LAST [ON OF LORD JOHN RLIS Ffrencli, Fitz-Stephen Fielden J. Finn, NA!'m. Francis Fitzsimon, Nicholas Fitzsimon, Chris. Fort, J. Fox, C. R. Gaskell, 1). 1 Gisborne, Thomas Gordon, R. Grattan, James Grattan, Henry Grosvenor, Lord R. Grote ...
... Committee ap- ii iointed to inquire into the election for the borough of v -nX M Windsor, had found Sir John do Beauvoir unduly I X'lected, and Sir John Elley duly elected; but that the b opposition to the petition against SirJohn (Ie Beauvoir's re- p turn ...
... Gravesend on we 24 3lny-For freight to China, or passage ottly to Madras, apply to 3iessrs.: 1larjerihtinks and Ferrers, 15, Kiug's Arms-vard, Coin- asi.,treet; or to Messrs. Dallas and Coles, 29, Auatin-fciars. F RBOMTBAY, will not receive Goods on boa''.rd after ...
... dished church.** Now this wm the very question which he had stated all church establishments were intended. (Hear.) Mr. Grattan, and Mr. Edgworth were the commissioners, uopoaed to apply to the state Ireland (hear, hear), and to He would recall to the ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... instead of producing harmony, tend rather to arm those whom he (Mair. Goulburn) was told were now armed against the Church, in consequence of the manner in which tithes were collected-would it not tend to arm them against the landed inteiestsof time country ...