... and stated that the earliest charters granted Ireland were King John; there be was incorrect. The charters were granted through the instrumentality of that Monarch when he was Prince John; but the grants were made during the reign Henry If. At that time ...

... \\. Mr. Hamiltor speech, as well a* the greater Mr. ioulburae’'* the Mr. • I forcible ad- drees; .hen Lord Stanley, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. CasUdl. the Irish Attornev-Generd, the Chancellor the xcheqncr, and Mr. Shaw. Our re as nhr not these from our contemporary ...

... E. Wilmot) brought in a hill on the subject, he wished to know whether the govern- ment would give it their srppoi t ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he believed the government had no intention to bringin any bill on the subject; but if the lion. baronet brought ...