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... Reid, Sir John Bruce, Lord E Hennikcr, Lord Richards, John Brudenell, Lord Herrics, Rt Hon J Ross, Charles Bruen. F Hill, Lord A Rushbrooke, Col. Buller, Sir J Hill, Sir R Russell, Charles Burrell, Sir C Hogg, J W Ryle, John Calcraft, John H Hope, H T ...
... Ferrall, R, AI, FfiencS, F. O’LogMen, Af. Grattan, J. P ...
... proof of that policy being carried out when the principle with regard to church property was brought forward by Lord John Russell and Sir John Hobbousc in 1834. (loud cheers.) From that moment all was forgiven, if not forgotten, (ministerial cheers, echoed ...
... PROCESSIONS IRELAND. Colonel Perceval inquired whether the attention of the Irish government bad been drawn to the condurt of an armed procession on Whit-Monday n in which the men were dressed m green, as they had been on Whit-Monday, 1798. . , Lord Morpeth ...
... Chair to-day at twelve o’clock. The South Durham Committee The Fracas between Sir F, Trench and Mr. It. Wason, The Sergeant-at-Arms appeared at the table and stated that he had, agreeable to the orders of House, taken Sir F. Trench and Mr. R. Wason into custody ...
... Sir as chairman is. apprehend, to call upon the hon. lution. member retract his words; and in case of his refusing to Lord JOHN RUSSRLL means, next Monday, to move do so, 1 think that vou arc called upon to put in force the that, after the Ist of July ...
... church-rates has first been determined,’ fhere certainly appeared lo him (Lord John Xliusell) eeme inconsistency in thi*. Mr. HUME—Let us take them both together? Lord JOHN RUSSELL thought that the courae proposed by government was by far the fairest and ...
... hi, warrant forthwith for wjlh sucb charged on the oath of * J„ o ‘. man uueomphcaled outrage. | - committed in broad armed eight armed ruOis . nf a wayda, liglit, .11.1 . m *, , lain wait for him laying conspiracy ; for they the I.imikiln. the tcene of ...
... and the licence to keep arms. . _ After some discussion, the informations of Roliert I alterson, attached to the conviction, was read the Registrar. I bey deposed that Rtdicrt Patterson had received the ammunition | from John Steele. . i .i - Mr. ...
... —A desperate riot took place, on Saturday week, at the great bog of Ardee, the Meath men having assembled in great force, armed with formidable weapons, determined to break down dam which the bog-men had constructed. The battle was raging in all its fury ...
... personages dinner on Wednesday :- Judge Perrin, the Solicilor General, Mr. () Connell. P., O’Conor Don, M. P., Mr. Henry Grattan, M 1., Mr. Morgan O’Connell, M. P., Mr. Pigolt, K. C., Col. Cuvier, Mr. Fitzsimons, M. P., Mr. Fofarty, aud Mr. W. Berwick ...
... Tories—were giving way every day. (( en by f the land, some forty years ago, and his (Mr. Grattan’s at the had the honour of counselling him—(a voice, “* The of Grattan for ever !)-—(loud cheers)—he was di from office by that party who, in 1829, had the ...