... Mr. John Foley. Mis. Bcimcia EdiDjjtoij, larc »■! Galway. - .i.n I* ~ Abigail, *t Alileriuaa G;b-li»t.of -rk. M*«. . . i«l - • il«€ '.\’n» .l iho.na, F.c j J il IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS— Monday. ! UOM POOR-LAWS (IRELAND). Lori JOHN RUSSELL ...

... how tire firius, 'ece to be raised for erecting urnd riaintirining theml, ard hir were to have claims for admisaior.W Lord JOHN RUSSALLsaid it was proposed that at the commencement there should be fromn ten to fifteen poor- houses, and that all persons ...

... (ItSs..ii. Crosthwait**, Geale French, Barkan, Miller, Lavard, Farrell, Scully, Campbell, P. M St. John, Bl.t ker, II Jones, .ne, (n.oglilcu, Grattan, Mil-is, Fitziov, Willian.s. . lav-mi. Buslu*. .M i->itr M«usi i 1.1 ■>—N amlibcur, I kit ho, Blakeney ...

... street ?? 1 0 0 Arthur M'Kenna, Esq, Thomas street I.. 0 0 T Kelly, Esq,. Education Board I 1 0 John Power, Esq, distiller, John street ?? 1 0 0 John Campbell, Esg, Sackville street ?? 0 10 0 Mrs Boyle, per Miss Mullen' .. 0 10 0 'Walter Burke, Esq ...

... aliens blood, in religion, and in language. Lord JOHN RUSSELL (in reply to a question) said was not the intention of government present to propose any alteration in the tithe commutation act. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the second reading of the Irish ...

... effective. Two eircum«t*nc« happened yesterday evening the house, ncilher of whicli will surprise your readers. Mr. Henry Grattan laid the whole blame of the late unhappy collision Ireland upon the Proteitanls, whom he cabed forgetting that they had been ...

... petition from Cocker- mouth, expressive of the greatest satisfaction at the measure s of Irish poor laws. e TITHES. Mr. J. GRATTAN presented petitions from the county ,, Of Wicklow, praying for the abolition of tithes, and iu fa. e vour of municipal reform ...

... attacked by armed parties, and robberies of arms. 401. ; January 17, bouse attacked, and murder committed, ; January 24. murdur of on* man, and beating nf another, S(M. ; January I •i. I *. murder, j(M. ; January *26, attacks two houv;», rob-' fire-arms, and ...

... hod taken churr'h reform would, K.»n. o Ciuipell, (j.nt., to la- Cwort pureboK, tru>u . | , ,rrtain with *V*k’‘i» - * ,• »» v arm ...

... prayer of Ireland had been for English institutions. In 1172, in the reign Henry the Third, (hat claim was made. In the reign John, in 1200, it was repeated. In Edward the Third's reign, in 1330, that same question was taken into const, deration which had ...

... would lead to the destruction of the Protestant church il l felund, arid at t uo distant period to that of England. Mr. MORGAN JOHN OCNNLts whobegan .y alluding to the quotations which had been made by the on. gentleman who had just sat down frOm a speech ...

... statement of any authority were wanting fora proposition so notorious, lam the hon. and learned gentleman? The right hon. baronet armed with the very highest upon the subject (hear). In 1829, then went to refer to the various associations that had when the right ...