... Irish election questions, and to settle certain doubtful points as to the present mode of registration in Ireland. Mr. H. Grattan caused a little hubbub by persisting in making a motion (to prevent the striking of some voters off the registry) before the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... RIVETT CARNAC. Bart. DIRECTORS. John Bent, Esq. WiUiam Sargent, Esq. Thomas H. Call, Esq. Frederick Silver, Esq. Thomas Harding. Esq. John Stewart, Esq. John O. Harris, Esq. George J. Sulivan, Esq. Wm. Pax ton Jervis, Esq. John Thoytt, Esq. Rev. Ph L* Breton ...

... taken place in that House relative to proceedings at an exe- cution at Gloucester, and the Noble Lord then stated that Lord John Russell had written to the Jligh Sheriff, but had not then received any reply. Now, he ( Lord Ellenborough ) had received a ...

... STEWARDS. Sir Wm. Medlycote, Bart. I Sir Fred. Gale Cooper, Bart Philip John Miles, Esq., M.P. | Jos. Neeld, Esq., M.P. The Rev. John Gall Thring I Herbert Fitrherbert, Esq. John Wiliatt Eastment, Esq. | Robert Webber, Esq. E S. BAILEY, Hon. Sec. Dinner ...

... GENERAL MEETING ?? ?? i° this Company will be held at the Company's rf C x . WEDNESDAY, the 2Sdi day of June. 1837. at One ?? ?? JOHN LUCKOMBE, Sec. r\> . Tokenhottse_j_M, Lothbury. May 81. 1837. fHITROVAL NAVAL. MILITARY, and I HON EAST INDIA COMPANY - LIFE ...