... When the majority likely to be obtained there shall Some decline revenue would, necessarily, follow the ''en, Mr and Mrs. R. Arm,, and children; Mr Ball and fa- added to the COlls | dera bl e accession made to bunslinor of last summer, and consequent damo ...

... 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 ...

... Rev. Dr. Cantwell, Roman Catholic Bishop of Meath ; John Hogan Esq., J. P., and John L\uns, Esq., D.L. On the left Sir Richard Nagle. Bart./.M.P., Sir Percy Nugent. Bart., High Sheriff of Longford, John 11. Nangle. Esq., High j'heritl of Kildare, and Charles ...

... 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 ...

... Warren, Robert. Honours Classics. First Perrin, John. Stroud Ranh. —Mr. Thomas; Ryan, William Newman, William. JCM OR SO ESTERS. Honours Sun.Nri:. First Ranh. Mr. Blood, Wm. B. ; Dobbs, Conwav ; Kinsley, John ; Salmon, George; Galbrairb, Joseph. Second Ranh ...

... granted to them, the effect would to raise an intolerable despotism, wielded one uncontrolled individual (cheers). Mr. H. GRATTAN said that they must either grant corporate reform, or they, in fact, repealed the acts of Union and emancipation, which had ...

... 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 ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 10s. each John Baskerville, John Bontield, John Hayes, John Brien, Bonfield, Ma thew Brien, Thomas Gleeson, Patrick Dwyer. Michael Grace, Terence Boyle, Widow Commerford, Michael Woods, Daniel Sullivan, and Terry M'Keough, ss. each; John ...

... nee llv, for scattering and destroying a tjuanlit\ o.tt-, the pr-perty of Pat Murnaghan ; John Halt, having in his p ...

... began to be aroused. The immortal Grattan was even then struggling to belter her condition. He was deemed a madman. There is a remarkable expression in one cf Burke’s works. He says—“ When will this madman, Grattan, quiet ?” The future Burke is burn ...