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... Blunt, Sir Charles—Lewes Nagle, Sir R.—Westmeath Bodkin, John James—Galway , 'Brien, Cornelius—Clare Bowes, John—South Durham O'Connell, Daniel—Kilkenny Brady, Denis Caulfield—Newry O'Connell, John—Youghall Bridgeman, Hewitt—Ennis O'Connell, M. J.—Kerry ...
... 11. Belfast, Earl Haatls, Archibald Rooper, John B. Bedew, K. M. Hawes, Benjamin Bundle, John Hellew, Sir P. Hawkins, H. Russell. Lord John Benett, John liny, Sir Andrew L. Russell, Lord lord W. Heuthcoat, John Russel'. Lord C. Berkeley, Hon ...
... next touts were Earl M ulgravc and Old Irritml.” (Loud cbcar>.) 44 Morgan O'Connell and Henry Grattan.” (Cheers.) Both members returned tbooks. Mr. Grattan, in the course of his speech, the observations:—There should te,ii the l«ords continued obstmau ...
... any such bill himself. He (Lord John Russell) would give it his serious attention, and if it did not violate the principle of trial by jury, it should have his support. MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) Mr. HENRY GRATTAN, Mr. MAHER, Mr. M. L. CHAPMAN, and ...
... with tumblers of whisky punch, varying in individual proportions from two to two dozen. At length, about half-past nine, Lord John Russell conde- scends to enlighten the House. There is a dead silence. A hem or two from the puny patriot is preceded by his ...
... low condition and miserable mode of existence. Verdict, Found drowned. It will be recollected that on Monday last a human arm belong, ing to a female, wrapped in brown paper, was discovered working man in the employment of the Commissioners of Woods ...
... cruel thing—had he stopped here all might yet have been Nye 11 , and Sir Robert Peel and himself walked out of the House arm-in-arm together. But he (lid not stop here :— There are two classes of voters (he said), the freemen, and the ten-pound householders ...
... hinge at the house of 11;s brother, in ciples of 1790 present, we observed air William Molesworth, 1 Rev. John William Chambers, M.A., of St. John's College, M.P.; Mr. Murphy; Mr. Leader, M.P. ; Dr. Wade; Mr. 1 Oxterd, in his 32,1 year. , D. W. Harvey ...
... Pouller John S Power. James Power. J*-hn Poyiiti, 'V Pryrae, George Pryse. Ramshonoin. J Rice Hon T S fUppon, Cutl.bert Robarts, A Robinson,G II Ruche, M'm Roche, Roebuck. John A Rotfe. Sir Robert Rooper, John Bundle, John Russell, Lord John ...
... (two articles'. The Hon. E. Phipps. The Hun. Mrs. Norton. John Carne, Esq. With a MEMOIR o Hknkv CoLßt'a.v, Publisher, Ni John Poole, Esq. The Authors of The Rejected Addresses.” T. C. Grattan, Esq. Alfred Crowqulll. Benson Hill, Esq. f MISS LANDON. ) ...
... arrival in this country, by our gracious Sovereign, advised, of course, in this matter, by Sir John Cam Hobhouse. , We need scarcely remind our readers, for Sir John Cam Hoblieuse himself must be aware of the fact, that to return the presents of an Orientl ...
... Power, John An, lover.l.ord Fortier. C S. Povnlm, w.sieuhea Augersie.n.J. French. P. Pryme.Oeorre Anton, Kir Guinn. W. D. Pryte A-tley ,sir Jacob, 81. Gordon, ll..her! Haia.ln.t ..,„. John Allwood, T. Goring. H O. Rice. 11l T. 8. B.igsl aw, John Grannn ...