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... SERJ EANT-AT-A RMS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, That on Monday he should move a resolution expressive of the sense entertained the House of the services of Heary Seymour, Esq., the late serjeant-at-arms” [hear, hear !]. PUNISHMENT OF OFFENCES IN IRELAND ...
... t tistn trr t ? ? Ihe g. Was that the way to recommend Protest th • e evidence of a person who had been a pupil of the :of John Campbell to any legal infOrmation, in any of fute the falsehoods and malignant preamble of this bill. As I The ATTORNEY GENERAL ...
... OâKelly, B^llysax. Thomas Wogan Browne, Mayuifaam. Richard Dense, Fit mount. John Palliser, Castlewarden. Edward Wolstenholme, Newberry Hall William Murphy, county Dublin. Henry Grattan, county Wicklow, B. Molioy, .Mihcent. George Evans, county Dublin Cfcorge ...
... quielness prevailed. John . Browne. Esq. Clerk the Crown having received the Grand Panel the High Sheriff »* ,,e to call the names the ...
... the ' tress in Mayo, which, after a distinct re-assurance from L° ri , John Russell, that the Government had already afforded, would continue to afford relief, was withdrawn. Lord JOHN RUSSELL in reply Major Beauclerk, alt that a measure based on the Report ...
... the House at the same time that the English reports were furnished. Mr. RUTHVEN expressed his approval of the Bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN also approved of the Bill. It appeared from the reports laid before the House that the corporate bodies at present existing ...
... period of the Session, and when the entire of the report was not laid upon the table. Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. O'CONNELL rose together. The latter gave way. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the observation of the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite hail some foundation ...
... that the issuing of the writ tor tbr 0f5..»b..l .bool,l ,„,pooaedtin tho “»« ««tor. Pariiatnrnt. but on the .nggestioo Lord John Knssl limited three wrwoU. »“-»• . . Lor.l said the bon. member was out of order moving his .ooii-lt then. It eowW not take ...
... ORANGKISM. It will reeoUeeteil that Mr. H. Grattan dated to the Houw of Common*, tad week, that during the late election tome Orangemen bad marched through Trim armed, &c., and that upon one occaaion they were headed by Protestant clergyman, with pidol ...
... will interred at Bailylesson. —Beljimt Guardian, The Earl of Mu (grave dined with John Power, Esq., of Kilfane, on Wednesday. Sir Win. Gusset, the new Setgeant-at-Arms, officiated for the first time in the House Luminous Thursday, on the occasion the ...
... and learned member gr notice that he would, en Thursday next, submit a (ion to the house on foreign lotteries. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN presented a petition he electors of the town of Drogheda, complaining, the election, and stating that the sitting member 0 ...
... the distress in Mayo, which, after distinct re-assurance from Lord John Russell, that the government had already afforded, and would continue to afford, relief, was withdrawn. Lord John Russell, in reply to Major Beaucierk, said, that measure, based on ...