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... Brush, John P. Cromie, Michael Bodel, Alexander.Knox, Joseph Hammondo, James Prenter, William M'Dadr, George Jameson, William Cromey, Robert Harrison, John Harrison, Adam Agnew, Hugh Harrison, John MaIrtin, Guy Saul, John Monroe, Robert Knox, ...
... STATE OF IRELAND. Mr. BRADSHAW moved for a return respecting the apprehension of persons concerned in murders in Ireland. H. GRATTAN read a statement with respect to crimes committed lreland, from which appeared that they had decreased during Lord Mulgrave's ...
... Commissioners on this subject. Mr. RICHARDS hoped the Noble Lord would alter the re* gulations of the Fever Hospital. Mr. Grattan and Mr. \V.S. were understood concur the propriety immediate legislation on the subject of dispensaries in Ireland. Leave ...
... were obscene books with indecent prints, which had been pub- lished by John Joseph Stockdale. The petition further stated that an action had been brought against him by this said John Joseph Stockdale for libel in consequence of this re- port, and that ...
... Melbourne and Lord John Russell. —About one o’clock to-day, some attention was excited in the Strand, about 300 of the Delegates of the Church-rate Abolition Society, marching down, four deep, to have an interview with Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell. The ...
... returns were continued on the former plan, as otherwise it would net he possible to judge of the state or Ireland. Mr. H. GRATTAN said, that he would have allowed the motion to pass if it had not been intimated that it was a motion of course, whereas it ...
... the subject of our relations with Portugal. ADJOURNMENT OF THE HOUSE. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the House, at its rising, do adjourn till Monday next. ORDERS THE DAY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, that on Monday next be would move that Orders of the ...
... Lord JOHN RUSSELL did not think, that it would consistent with public convenience, that he should state the House, upon a question being put an Hon. Member, upon report that be had received what had taken place the other House, whether (Lord John Russell) ...
... Costelle. R. O’Ciuiiiel!, and M. H. F-.;rs., were p:« so:.*. half-past three !« i k John Aan_'le, i **j., J.P., Hig!’. sheriff, w.is called to tl.e el. nr. Dr. Grattan was requested to a rctiry. I taking the chair, Mr. r.>.-e and 'aid, that had come among ...
... eldest daughter of the late James Friend, Esq. On the 4th inst, at Greenwich, by the Rev. John Randell, Mr. Keeble, surgeon, to Anne, youngest daughter of the late John Malyn, Esq., of Brasted, Kent. The Archbishop of Dublin, and the Bishops of Killaloe and ...
... entertain bit little Parliamentary potty this week, which bia double. Sir fames Graham, will be present. The Bishop of Killaloe armed at the London Hotel, Alboprarle-street, on Monday, from Iho episcopal palace at K ; on Tuesday took the oaths and hit real ...
... of Cavan; James Dwyer, Ireland; John Uiley. and George Howland, of Cavan; Tbos. Br'nlgi*t Brennan, Margaret Doran, M in. lerence Byrne, Charles Dolan, Mr. Martin, and two friends (names unknown). Mary Delaney, end John Cvel, wife and two children, of ...