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... (Ireland). —Petitions praying for the abolition of tithes were presented by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Otway Cave, Mr. Filzsimon, and Mr. Sharman Crawford. On the motion of Lord John Russell,the Clerk read that part of his Majesty's speech relating to tithes Ireland ...
... Irish Municipal ■ Bill. The Duke of NEWCASTLE presented numerous peti- > tions in favour of church rates from parishes in Cardigan- ?? shire, and from various bodies of operatives. Lord WHARNCLIFFE presented similar petitions from \ Selby and other places ...
... , signed by 430 dissenters. 'TITHES (tazaartu.) Petitions for the abolition of tithes (Ireland) were presented by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Roche, Mr. S. Crawford, and Mr. Fitzsimon. On the motion of Lord J. RtssEi.t, the clerk read that part of his Majesty's ...
... IRISH tithes. Petitions praying for the abolition tithes were presented by Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Otway Cave, Mr. Fitzsimon, and Mr. Sharman Crawford. On the motion of Lord John Russell, the clerk read that part of his majesty speech relating to tithes in Ireland ...
... J. D. Hay, Bart. Humphries John Haldane Samuel Hunt Home Robert Hollond Henry Hethcrington Thomas Hayes Edward Kindall John Kenyon John P. Keymer Kidd Kemp Limbird Lawford Lough Jan.es Laiug Lynch Henry Lee Limell .Sir John Scott Lillie Thoma* Mullins ...
... Better Never than Late. By the Author Grattan, Esq. of Paul Pry.” The Beau of Bybloe. By Alfred Crow- Fashionable Fictions. the Editor. quill. A Day the Neilgherry Hills. Practical Jobes. the Editor. Lunacy in France. John Came, The Lover’s Lament. Esq. Shewing ...
... septennial parliaments are more liable than triennial parliaments to be influenced by such base methods. Sir John St. Aubyn, Sir %V. W. Wynn, Sir John Barnard, and others, expressed in the same debate sentiments to the same effect—he made these quotations ...
... septennial parliaments are more liable than triennial parliaments to influenced by such base methods. Sir John St. Aubyo, Sir W. W. Wynne, Sir John Llarnard, and others, expressed in the tame debate sentiments to the same effect—he made these quotations ...
... the eldest son of John Hughes, ot Grove-park, Srillorgan, in the county of Dublin, Esq.; John Francis Parker, Esq., the only son of Richard Leslie Parker, late of Waterford. Esq. ; Arthur Fit* John Foster, Esq., the eldest son of John Foster, of Brickhillhouse ...
... septennial parliaments are more liable than triennial parliaments to be influenced by such base methods. Sir John St. Aubsl3, Sir %V. %V. Wynn, Sir John Barnard, and others, expressed in the same debate sentiments to the same effect—he made these quotations ...
... the Court sentenced him to transportation for seven years. John Williams, 16, another pickpocket, was indicted for stealing in Little East Cheap a silk handkerchief, the pro- perty of Hillary John Bauerman, from his person.—Guilt). The prisoner was convicted ...
... had used the word poll instead of'- registry Mr. Lawson therefore withdrew his motion, and nu amend ment by Mr. Henry Grattan, shared the same fate. An ineffectual appeal having been made by Lord Jo,, Russell to Mr. Wallace, to allow precedence to ...