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... , 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 ...
... of the elective franchise in Irish counties should defined. The question having been put. for amending the return. Mr. 11. Grattan disputed the right of the Speaker to strike off any voter’s name from the r agister. This gave rise conversation, which ended ...
... office, for their continued exertions and judicious management of their interests Wadham, Esq. lair. man and Trcaserer, Menrs.John Berk Haberfield, Richard Lowe, and Abraham Alexander. Yesterday, Jame Ezekiel Bash, Esq., was elected on the committee, in ...
... he., da certain ex-M.P. ha., procured him the sobriquet of Leader. -- Two large failures have occurred at (August. One the Arms was extensisely engaged in thecotton trade WI the manufacture of twist, and IN said to have been inter. (sited in some joint ...
... power. It is especially worthy of remark, that the above meetings the leading speakers wereT'rotestants-sueh the Charlemonts, Grattans, and Carews At the Dublin meeting a Mr. Berwick referred to the charge that Protestanism was persecuted by the present Ministry; ...