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... • Poulter, J. S. Baldwin, Dr. Gordon, It. Power, J. Ball, N. ' Goring, H. D. Price, Sir R. Bannerman, A. Grattan, .1. Pryse, P. Barclay, D. Grattan, H. Posey, P. Baring, F. T. . Grey, Hon. Col. Itanisbottom, J. Barnard, E. G. Grey, Sir G. Rice, Rt. Ho ...
... Trea- sury; and, if so, the dates of the authority. And similar re- turns forth, years 1832, 1833, 1834, and 1835. Mr. Henry Grattan— Bill to abolish the legal process ol writs of rebellion in Ireland. Mr. Hume— Resolution against the payment of head mo- ...
... nation would be found to be against it. However absurd, the prayer being practicable, the petition should be received. Mr. H. GRATTAN denied the statement of the hon. and learned gentleman that any hon. member could be denounced in Ireland for discharging ...
... Wonlfe l IKRIkin Fitzsimon, N. O'Connell, J. Wyse. trady French O'Ferrall TAILERS, NOMINAL PROTESTANTS. Grattan, J. Stuart, V. Westenra, J. C. ball Grattan, Leader Roche Cave harnnan Maenamara R.utlwen Walker. rattan, H. Roche, W. Westenra, H. Ad 1 / 40 (I ...
... hon. member read his own letter to Lord John Russell, dated 9th September, 1835, soliciting an appointment of commissioner of the charities commission, an office which had no salary attached, and also Lord John Russell's reply, refusing it, wishing to ...
... Darby, and Wood, came up, armed with pitchforks, with the prongs of which the two latter stabbed him in the head, thigh, and arms. Thomas Conner was on the rick, and saw the last witness stabbed, and Morris stabbed him in the left arm. Michael Sullivan was ...
... showed them the left arm the poor old creature, where there were the marks of thumb and fingers visibly imprinted on the flesh by the left hand. Of course the jury knew that the deceased could not press her left hand upon the left arm ; and these facts leading ...
... persons; at most there were not more than 20 people at the meeting. After a long conversation as to who was to preside (for Sir John Scott Lillie had promised to take the chair, and was absent), Mr. F. O'Connor suggested that the meeting should adjourn. A ...
... Russell Eliott, ILN,, on appointment his Majesty's sloop Fly; Mr. Richardson t, Mr.J Bulkeley Johnson the Rev. John Thomas ; Commander John Robb; on .apPolutmept tocommand his Vl.JeSty's ship Scylla ; Captain Hind Marsh. R.N., Governor of South Ainitralikj ...
... Henry Bhick H. R. Robley John Woore Anthony Ridley Josh. Jas Sheffield E G. White Wm. Johnson Thomas Fisher, jun. Adolphus Barnett John Roberts John Olley James Bluett John Seaward John Carter W. S. dimming Thomas Blyth ...
... R.A. ; the Persian Ambassador, by John Lucas. Par! II already published, contains his Most Gracious Majesty, William the Fourth, whole length, engraved by J. E. Coombs; Donna Maria dc Gloria, Oueen of Portugal, by John Lucas; Nature, the Children of C ...
... and those who have seen Ellen Tree in it would be astonished if it did not. The business is excellent. ENGL ISH OPERA.—Mr. Grattan has for some time been favourably known to • the public both as an author and an actor. His .11inerali was very successful ...