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... —Lime Regis ’’onsouby, Hon. John—Derbyshire Potter, R.—Wigan Poult* r, J. C.—Shaftesbury Power, John—Dun gar van Power. County Poyntr., W. js.—Mnlhorst Price, sir R.—Herefordslilre Pr>me, George—Cambridge Piyse, Pryse—Cardigan J Windsot •wxl, Thomas— H ...
... affair. The names of the Voters are—John James Bodkin, Hewitt Bridgman, Hon. P. Butior, M. L. Chapman, W. S. Crawford, John Maher, F. W. Mullins, Sir R. Sir R. Nagle, W. S. O'Brien, D. O’Connell, James Power, John Power, E. Ruthven, R. L. Muml, J. 11 ...
... dan, John Curds, Patri. urran* J. A. lies, W. H G. Dillon, John, J.P. Doyle, John Dickson, Thomas, K.C. Dechau. Thomas Du me, Jeremiah D’Arcy, John De'ereaux, James Dodd, Christopher D'Arcy, Morgan Duutie, Thomas , D’Artsy, John F. D’Alton, ...
... Charlemont, Miltown, and Talbot de Malahide Hon F (hear, hear, hear). True it there is increased majority Cavendish Henry Grattan, MP, Hon Richard Westenra, Sir W 0 f the representatives of the people of the Limed Kingdom, M Somerv.lle Bart, Sir Wm H Palmer ...
... F. Kennedy Lowry, John Waller, Robert barker, .Eneas M‘Donnell, Graydon, John Waller, R. M. Sausse, J. S. Close, Nicholas Comyn, John Redmond, E. O’Ueirne, J. Monaghan, Cornelius Lyne, J. Lentaigue, 1. Fitzgerald, J. S. Molloy, John Conlan, Edward Bollen ...
... the occasion. The was caused the publication of article in the Spertimy Magazine. A ewe, the proper* of a poor peasant, named John Caulfield, Peak, near brought forth bi« lambs last week at a birth. lamb* are all living, but thu dam died immediately after ...
... C. Fitzsimon, F. French, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, R. Howard, D. O. Jephson, A. H. Lynch \t m. Macnamara. John .Maher, Thomas Martin. VV. Mullins, Sir R. Musgrave, Sir R. Nagle. W. S. O Bnen Damel O'Connell, John O'Connell. M J. O'Connell, Morgan ...
... a-divivion. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved that the house go tI into committee upon tire 1lush poor law bill. Sir R. PEEL observed that this was the first instance of a dropped notice taking precenlence of all other business. c Loid JOHN RUSSELL seplieli ...
... persons of little local influence, such Mr. Grote, Mr. Howard F.lphinstone, Mr. Uivelt,of Exeter; Mr. John Crawfurd, of Wilton-crescent; Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Parrot, of Totness, &c. 3d. The prestige of Sir BurJett’s name has been useful the Tories. It ...
... his friend, Mr. O'Gorman then seconde cholas Mahon (loud cheers). resolution, and sat down amidst loud cheers. Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P., ame forward amidst cheering to proposethe eighth resolution, and Charlemont, gentlemen, and fellow-citizens, amp: here ...
... the poirnt involved in the amended return. Mr. H. GRATTAN wished to know if the minutes of evidence taken before the committee were before the house ? a The SPEAKER replied in the negative. - Mr if. GRATTAN-S.Ten I move that the evidence taken before tire ...
... The clause agreed to, Lord John Russell undertaking cultivators of the soil—be taken into account, that words to the we ave doubt the property of the country is On the noo’ion that the chairman report progrew, * , . Lord JOHN RUSSELL expressed hope that ...