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... valuable commodities : they are soldotn, however, exempt from taint ; but when preserved by such a pickling hand as that of John Philpott they arc beyond all price, and should ever be held up to public gaze for the improvement and admiration of posterity ...
... towards Ireland. -He concurred in the opinion that no good could be done far Ireland until she had a domestic Legislature. V J. GRATTAN, though tie approved of the principle involved in the motion, recommended that, considering the state of the House, and the ...
... Castlemore, William F. Burton of Burton-Hall, John Dawson Duckett of Duckett’s-Grove, William Duckett Russoltown-park, Joseph F. Duckett. Henry Faiilkiner of Castletown, John Alexander, sen. Milford; John Alexander, Jun, Charles Doync, William Richard ...
... shortly afterwards, being promoted to office, Irish Secretary, we h»ve him opposing .Mr. Grattan’s mo; ion for committee on the C/Atbolic claims ; also Sir John New. port's motion for committee on the slate of education in In land. But if the new Secretary ...
... Bodkin, John James ; Brabszon, Sir ' ressed Brady, Denis C.; Bridgman, Hewitt ; Butler, Ho lained Callaghan, D.; Chapman, M. L. ; Clements, oper Crawford, W. S.; Dobbin, Leonard; Don, count Evans, G. ; Finn, W. FP. ; Fitzsimon, C. ; Fitzsime . Grattan, J. ...
... gentleman then moved that the taid indi viduals taken intv custody by the Sergeant rtt.Arm** Agreed to. ...
... then moved that the said individuals be taken into custody the Sergeant at-Arms.— Agreed to. . ! Petitionk-were presented from F. O’Malley, R. B. Clamp, lA. B. Cooke, ’and John Eddowes Sparrow, contrition, and praying discharge from Newgate Mr. Q’DWVER ...