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... FEBRUARY 2. Mr. HOUSTON took the oaths and his seat for Renfrew- shire. The hon. member was introduced by Captain Gor. don and Sir John Beckett. CHURCH RATES. Mr. WILKS, in presenting some petitions upon this sub- ject, expressed the satisfaction he felt that ...
... Sir Francis M'Donnell, J.P. ; John H. Nangle, Esq., J.P., high sheriff of the county; E. Wols. saenholme, Esq., J.P.; Richard Grattan, E.q., M.D, - Flinn, Esq., l.D.; John A. Mansfield, Esq. ; Ed. mond Rorke, Esq. ; John Cleary, Esq. ; Henry Colgan, Esq ...
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... reading was fixed for Monday se'nnight. The speakers, after Mr. J. Grattan, were, Dr. Lefroy, Mr. Wakley, Mr. West, Lord Morpeth, Sir James Graham, Sir J. C. Hobbouse, Sir R. Peel and Lord John Russell. It was noticed that Sir J. Graham was the first of the ...
... 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 ...
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... 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 ...
... 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 ...