... Mr JOHN ELLIS : THE PROPERTY the late John Gregor Skinner Eq 1 Freehold Messuage Farm and Lands formerly Messuages or Tenements and respectively called -LEAN and PEN-Y-GRAIG in parish of Llanrhyddlad the county containing in occupation of Mr John ‘‘Lams ...

... charged with stealing a quantity of bread from the house of John Davis, at the parish of Kentchurch. Wm. James charged with stealing a quantity of apples from a heap of fruit, the property of John Curwardine, at the parish of Basbury.— Edmund Perry, for ...

... was, what consolation is to know, thst with her left hand lieland gave to despotism more effective blow than the unbounded arms of England were able to accomplish. ( lljar. H- ar.) Yes, they gave us scanty measure reform, hut mad* noble use of it. (contiou ...

... commercial propositions were laid before parliament in 86. led the opposition to them I (dr no other reason than because Grattan founded them on ' the basis of equality with England. If these propoaitiona had passed, who would venture to tell me that ...

... Williams 1 1 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 John D Collins 1 1 0 John Hodges, Magor 1 1 0 David Davies, Clerk 1 1 0 Henry Collins, Duffrin 1 1 0 John Hodfikinson 1 1 0 ^derick John Hall 1 1 0 W^tkin iiogers 1 ] 0 William Watkins, Coedk ernew ] 1 0 1 1 John ...

... justice rent, and the pro- posal of some new members, Mr. Finn, M.P., said he had to propose, as a member of that body, John Reilly, of the parish of Ardagh, county of Longford, who had been six weeks in gaol, at the suit of the Very Rev. Dean Murray ...

... some justice rent, and the pro posal of some new members. Mr. Finn, M.P, 'said he hadto propose, as a member of that body, John Reilly, of the parish of Ardagh, county of Longford. who had been six weeks in gaol, at the suit of the Very Rev. Dean Murray ...

... R.S. Richard Alsatrt-r. Esq M.P. liobert Hawthorn, Esq. C. Raymond Barker, Esq. John Hodgson. Esq. Jonathan Birch, Esq. William Phillimore, Esq. Jonathan Chapman, Esq. John Poviider, Esq. ir C.Cockerell. Bart. M P. Philip Ripley, Esq. lioiria-, Collier ...

... When a commercial proposition was brought tore both Houses of Parliament 1728, he led tiie opposition in England, because Grattan and the independent Parliament of Ireland founded diem upon the basis perfect dttv—[hear, hear]. vas parliament in 1800; did ...

... Grange I 1 John D. Collins! i John Lewis, Tydee 1 1 John Hodges, M*a«r«>i l i George It. New 1 i David Davies, Clerk t i .lames Birch 1 1 Henry Collins, Duflvin i t John Church 1 1 John Hodgkinson l i Win. Morgan, Penylan 1 1 Frederick ...

... object; lor th» ought to know that union as atringtb. reference to Mr. Grattan, who entered the room, was received with chte.s, raid that thev ouaht to vent-rate the name of Grattan in that city, and then recollect how they were represented that day [hear ...

... mockery! But although -they gave us left-handed liberty, Ireland struck blow upon despotism since more effectual than the unbound arm of proud and haughty England. Yes, he gave us but a scanty measure, but we made good use of the measure he gave us. (Hear.) ...