... Sir Ferguson, J N Fazakerley, Col Fox, N Fittsimon, Fitxsimon, Lord C Fitxroy, J Fort, and J Fergus. Grant, Gaskell, J Grattan, H Grattan, J J Guest, R Gordon, Sir (j Grey, Grate, Lord Grosvenor, W D Gillun, J Gully, T Gisborne. D Hawkcs, Holland, T L Hodges ...

... at Esdaile’s banking-house to John and Daniel Forrester, the officers. We understand that will a difficult matter to procure the assistance officers cases of robbery henccforwaid. On Friday night, ju?t before Lord John Ru«scir« reply to Sir R. Peel’* ...

... consideration is full justifioaliun of the their disposition kind and humane. While acts of violence I 1 OtK) folunteera in arms, England wa» obliged to make L * course I take proposing this resolution to lue house take place in reference lo the public ...

... Clements, W T Copeland, W S Crawford, L Dobbin, G. Evans, W Finn, Col Filxgibhon, C Fitssimon, N Fitxsimon, F French, H Grattan, J Grattan, R Howard, A H Lynch, Major Macnamara, J M'Cancc, J Maker, Martin, F Mullins, Sir R Musgrmve, Sir R Nagle, C O’Brien ...

... on the other side, especially the Hon. Haronet, (Sir John C. Hobhousc,) that in Ireland law bad failed —Government bad failed-the Established Church had failed; but, said the R Hon. Haronet, (.Sir John C. Hobhouse,) we have at last discovered in this u ...

... the extreme expense that would attend them should the table of the House. The subject thea dropped. Was IRISH CHURCH. He Lord JOHN RUSSELL having moved the order of » ques- for a Committee of the House on the Irish of the Sir ROBERT PEEL rove and said that ...

... merchants, hankers, traders, and others of The deputation consisted of illiain Gsq., Thomas Bsq., Sir John Rae Reid, Bart., M.P., Aaron Chapman. Esq., M.P., John Masterman, E-q- George L>*all, E**q., Sir Charle* Price, Bart., Richard Sanderson, Esq., and Thomas ...

... this lime, and began speaking to one o' the persons who had follow ed down the market, returned hack wl ere were standing, armed with a knife ; made blow at but cannot say posit civ whether he was struck by it, as I ran away on seeing the knifj ; this ...

... Mrs. and the Misses Gore. The Gentleman Usher, the Gentle* at Large, the Gentleman of the Bedchamber and Mrs. Ulster King at Arms, the Pages. Captain and Mrs. Paget. Lieutenant Bailie, Lieutenant Daly. The Hon. Clements. Lieutenant (he Hon. Murray, Lieutenant ...

... proceedings in the Irish parliament the of April, 1786. countrv (cheer*). » • » Sir HENRY HARDINGE *aid, lhalif he had felt arm and apprehension at the resolution proposed by the noble lord, the member fur Devonshire, that alarm and that apprehension were ...

... DUBLIN OBSERVER the ing effect oieaearc, which he believed when hu'dier would be found to have no rxi-tence at all. * Lord John RuaecLLsard that the ho*, member who spoke last had asked him whether it waa bis Intention to propose ibis resolution to the ...

... POOR LAWS IRELAND. The hill, brought in by Sir K. Mr. J. Grattan, itii.l Mr. S. O'Dricn, ** to authoriae the relief of the poor Ireland certain cases,” now printed ; the following arc its chief provisions :—The collector of/lie Grand Jury rates make out ...