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... E- T. Gisborne. T. Pcmltcr, J. S. Baii.es, E. Gordon, R. Power, Baldwin, Dr. Gorins:. 11. D. Power. J. Ball, X. Grattan, J. W. S. A. Grattan, H. Price. Sir H. Bnrclav, |>. Grey. Sir G. Pryme, G. Barii.p. F. T. Grosvcnnr, Lord R. Ram-bottom, Barnard, E ...
... 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 ...
... from system dispensing indiscriminate relief.—(Hear.) Mr. GRATTAN thanked the Noble Lord most sincerely for having brought forward his present proposition. For twelve or fourteen years he (Mr. Grattan) hail been most anxious for the introduction of poor laws ...
... inquire whether the intentions of the Reform Bill had not been defeat I the creation of fictitious votes in Ireland.** Mr. 11. GRATTAN regretted that the Right Hon. and Learned Gentleman had not prefaced his motion by a detail of facts proving the existence ...