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... R. Hutton, Esq., M1.P. ; Earl of Vingal Lords Lis- more and Cremorne ; H. Grattan, Esq., M.P. ; Sir John Kennedy, hart. ;, - Kehoe, Esq., of Carlow ;Sir Rt. Nagle, B~art. ; John O'Connell, Esq., M.P. ; D. O'Connell, Esq., M.IP. ; George Evans, Esq., M ...
... committed that day six months (Hear A i-scussion some length followed, in which Mr .i.bson, Mr. Grattan, Mr. P. Scrop e ,Al H\nA ley, Lord Clements, and Lord John Russell took nart after which the bill was read second time, and ordeml to be committed on ...
... Gore, 0. .J. I; the Sir Rowland ; liindee John Hodgson ; Hogg, J. I.H0 G she W.the eH T. ; H~ghis, W. B. rnSntl;ne1h- ca-Jones, A ilson ; Liddell, H en. H.;othr Vieut o-s' SC( hoe3. H. ; Stiles, Philip John;Ned Jsh; Neel ?? dI to Sten, Lord, Pakin ton ...
... ad idela• on tom of Jeatice. Hut km. ma blamed member for wits too fornsitialik to Ye so with. (I.ond atae opposition) Ind armed up M reeshatink ethla hadred members wadi Wend Es mita sone piper ; and the MA ingsld be Moll in has. and inember for Dana' ...
... waiting at St. Sebastian for the men, who, he believed, were still engaged in some negociations about their pay but that Lord John Hay would c every attention to their interests. Sir G. Evans made some personal observations which were met by Sir Henry Hardinge ...
... but it had result, and on the motion of Lord John Russell the house went into committee on the Poor (Ireland) Bill. After long discussion the 47th, or Emigration clause, was agreed to, though Mr. Henry Grattan had moved, as an amendment, that be struck ...
... , teeking declare the election void.— Wicktoir Cokuty: Petition .*eek# scat Col. Acton, Conservative, vice either Mr. J. Grattan or Mr. H. Howard. Shabbyitcs. The /loyal Society for Pablithini/ the Ancient Welsh MSS. mow mouldering some the most celebrated ...
... and this was distinctly corruption. The house then divided on Lord John Russell's motion for the order of the day; Mr. W. S. O'Brien's proposal of adjournment being withdrawn. Lord John's motion having been negatived by a majority of four, the main resolution ...
... was undertaken.—Mantell's Wonders of Geology. THE CELEBRATED QUARREL BETWEEN FLOOD AND GRATTAN.—The remote cause of the celebrated quarrel between Flood - and Grattan was, the eld orator's jealousy of the young one, who had come with higher powers and untainted ...
... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...
... the celebrated Grattan. That illustrious man was present in a company in which the merits of Jephson's Count of Narbonne were undergoing criticism. Anybody, said one of the party, anybody could write such a play as that. Mr. Grattan's reproving remark ...
... incieaaa in the allowance* to the Duke of '•u.te*. a ...