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... as any one who then listened to him, and here was the nation. language of Mr. Canning-this was the advice which Mr. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the a queeeon which h a d Can n i ng sugges t e d t h at t h e unre f orme d H ouse of Commons to consider was, ...
... e of that policy being carried out when the pri o s r 3 with regard t o c h urc h property was b roug ht by Lord John Russell arid Sir John Hobhouse 1 %40 0 —(Loud cheers from the Ministerial benches.) that moment all was forgiven, if sr nis terial cheers ...
... Uaonon, aud other places in county of Wexford, by Mr. Power from .the counties of Longford, Cavan, Meath, and Donegal, Mr. 11. Grattan; from places Galway, Mr. Blake from and two [ other parishes in the county of Cotk, Mr.Callaghan; from several parishes in ...
... Fleet street, London. nutt'CTOna. Johu Barker. Esq. Henry Hoare, Esq. John Bostock. M.D. John Hodgson, Esq. William Fuller Boteler, Esq , James Mountague, Eaq. X.l The Rev. John Hume Spry, D.D. Rich Holm's Coote, Esq. William Mathew Thiselton, Esq. Cobbett ...
... gallant officer. Sir F. TRENCH did not rise to give any. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved that bur F. Trench be taken into custody of the Sergeant at Arms. The question was put and carried. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved that the further consideration of the amendments ...
... difficulty, for in doing so, he could not do it without compromising his own character anel the character of the House. Mr. H. GRATTAN said the question really was, whether there was to be a Union or no Union—whether they were to proceed on the principle of ...
... of October, 1834), are by their Solicitors, on or before the 18th day of July next, to come in and prove their debts before John Edmund Dowdeswell, Esq., one of the Masters of the said Court, his Office, in Southarapton-buildings, Chancery-lane, London ...
... Bannerman, A. Gisborne, T. ligo ti t Barclay, D. Gordon, R. prier, 0, Goring, H. D. Frynie/ e. ), Baring, T. Grattan, J. roli ot obirf Barnard, E. G. Grattan, H. 11.10 0 , 1 t 10 C B i a la r l l. n o i n e , i,.sE H ::. . W. Grey, Sir G. ~ Barry, G. S. - Grey ...
... pi-00l of ihr,: policy being t-arried i the jiriitetplo with regard to church property was . i |..r« .id by i.ortl John Ktiss,.]) alll | sir John 'llob- iii r ,4. i Loud cheers from the Ministerial benches.) I that momem* all was forgiven, if not forgotten ...
... 1.t to ?? upon which they tore it in ten thou -and pieces, lb • (his to show the feeling of the people on tliesulij. Mr. GRATTAN was at the meeting ve-terdai lector for Middlesex, aud could a— ure ihe lli>tl-«' had not heard a word at all di-r.-spectful ...
... ceaseul. The mnoment that tle CIhurchs Coiu-n suission wns issuel anti actesh upon, and that the A'i lues of 1824, lord John Russell, Sir John llobhlhouse, anilt other-, took a prosisiurnt part in lie Ministry, from that moment everythin;g svas forgiven, thuoughi ...