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... O’Connor, Peter Conry, John Breheny, Charles Flynn, John M*Manas, Thomas Berne, Martin Hugh Higgins, P. P. M’D°- nogb, Patrick Reilly, John James Healy, Bartly Conlin, Patrick Conlan, Charles Burns, M. Coo* naughton, Michael M'Donogh, John Fay, Patrick and ...
... Commons ; and the resolution which ( Mr. Grattan) had the honour of submitting would call upon Mr. Tennent to make his charge, deny if, or stand in the face of the world a convicted slanderer. Heie Mr. Grattan read a passage from a newspaper containing ...
... leave the Mussulmans m the free cxerct.e their religious worship. The artillery ts actively employed tn bringing into the s the arms abandoned by the mhabitauts every side in their lltght. and has drawn return of the cannon found in the place. Me have ascertained ...
... harmony that has hitherto existed—(hear, hear, hear, and cheers). In the first place, I extremely anxious to express thanks Mr. Grattan for the very temperate, and I will add, kind manner in which has been phased perform his part of to-day’s duty. In that able ...
... magistrates, assembled in quarter ses- Cadboll, MOP, by the electors and friewds of that x sions, resolved to press upon Lord John Russell the necessity Thea of assenting to their previously written request to be permit. man, resident in this town and n ...
... great Instead of having horse. , evening after cku^, hv should we insult the Irish name—why, even in THE ARM Y—IMPORTANT. In Marlborough-street, John Scott, Esq., Solicitor. to the presen lbev will have it theirside. Their Ur. Parr on a•0 y IJ they have ...
... The clause agreed to, Lord John Russell undertaking cultivators of the soil—be taken into account, that words to the we ave doubt the property of the country is On the noo’ion that the chairman report progrew, * , . Lord JOHN RUSSELL expressed hope that ...
... o»er Mr. H«njiUon, 78 Majority f. r Mr. Hutton o»«r Mr. Hami ton A very large concourse persons were addressed by Mr. Grattan, Mr. O’Dwyer, and Mr. He>- nolds, all whom exhorted the elector* who had not registered to redeem their characters the morning ...
... attention of the committee, and they had come to the resolution that the evidence should be printed from day today. CANADA. Lord JOHN RUSSELL appeared at the bar, and in. formed the house that the Lords bad agreedito a conference. in committee room No. 5, on ...
... , Marcus Costello, Edward Clements, Wm Curry, K.C., J. A. Curran, Thomas Dickson, K.C., John D'Arcy, John D'Alton, Laurence Finn, Arthur French, James Finn, John Guthrie, Thomas Hutton, William Jeffctt, Wm. Giace Kelly, George R. Leake, J. J. Mur.. phy ...
... iui*; H.ich O’llrilr. F. M.rsti. Tbran.s ' w f ™ >'; Honrr Bullrrih-, 1-mh.rt, (iiirmr.!, John Minch. Arthur R«.lclim., Whiter Kratine. John Bntlcr-hy. John Kcntln,. Gmrec |„ p. p. Mrtftc. Wm. niUon, J. I. W. Xnper. Ilenrr »«ker, Sa.nuel llinna, Getrant ...
... disqualifications founded upon religious distinctions have been abolished. Moved the Right Hon. the Earl of Milltown ; seconded by John Power, Esq. : Resolved—That Municipal Reform has been extended, without religious distinction, England and Scotland; and that ...