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... followin'; wore presented to Her : Mr Lane Fot. hie Grace the Bubs Leeds. Mr. Hound. M, I*, for North Eanct, Mr. John Round, M.P. Mr. John Round. M.P. for MaMon, by Lord Rayleigh. Hr. Lord Stourton. Hr. Yc*oag. Viscount Mciboume. I ndent Grey Cooper, by ...
... there was chance of escape, cams halt and offered surrender, il his pursuers would allow liU son have his arms. replied that they did net seek his arms, but bis perron. After parley, considerable delay, and avaatdeal of threatening, hit son Cochran ride (12 ...
... Mad Mow may propone hia, by way of addition to the motion. Mr.H.GRATTAN.—I wiah my amendment tote added after the laatword of the raaolnttoa The SPEAK ER.- boo. member meene. Mr. H. GRATTAN then roee, end proceeded With ten amendment townrde the chair, ...
... affixed the required certiSenle „ , «a. manner .i— Cscl myself at hbarti to a «Mla and j At sunrise last, Jins ter. mel., armed qualißcation. Aa the number ...
... fellows of the Royal ciiiisea. Mr. Purr, Mr. Fox, Mr. Tierney, r. lood. Society, in the lonn and under the name of al- , Mr. Grattan, Mr. Curran, Mr. Canning to some member of the Royal Fanuly. It lord Londonderry (seconded by Lord Seaford and is no part ...
... pro—ted petit— idolwonbipin India. Lord WORSLEY pre—— a petit— from Liaoota la tsTaur cheap aad uniform rate of poetage. Mr. H. GRATTAN jwe—— petit— fr— apirlt dtaltn of Ark—r Bathdnaa, praying for aa—adrautegea their follow in thia oouatry, Mr. BAINES pao—— ...
... diatrieta; that the grant ought to alao that a united &ould to\>e tb. bmi. uay rTWam adoptod from range and bontßta. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN win not peeparad inereaae the grant, though wiahod the already voted eriated vith the gaoatoat be to the oonntry. He objSJJd ...
... hare been left tic uimataral panot, would be liable to Impriaonment for three foe leaving pe-aao’a effmring, and who. Ilka Don John, In Beaumont and play, had ao Infant popped Into hla anna, and rcfnaed to take an ti, would the penalty. inuoded cotry the ...
... attend to-morrow (this day) amend the Monday. return. , , • • Lord J. RUSSELL replied,that it was the intention the Mr. H. GRATTAN gave notice, that should move to- to with the Irish Poor Uw BUI tomorrow, morrow that the evidence taken before the Belfast ...
... of the shutting of the gates of Derry they had to complain that a Captain Robinson had entered their city at the head of an armed force, contrary to the chartered rights ef the city, and had prevented apprentices from shutting the gates. For such outrage ...