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... Palgrsve, H., Harris Nicholas. C. M G.. A. Ulth Hay. F. A Rue. *yrt. Dudley Hill, Watkin Pell, Charles Blunt. John HUI, C. R. Vaagban, John J. Ms osier, H. Wlllock. J. Hall, K.C.H. Dsaxs—Bristol. Hereford. , _ RavaasNu —Fooed Rowva, Dsttos. Hunt. RavaaiNO ...
... Higgins T. Houtbli.b S. S. Whipple. L. J. Ham OP THE HOUSE. I*. Sheldon Thomas Fowler, jur, John S. Tenney Peter T. Harris K. K.Goodenow Atwood Levensai.br £. Roherts John Shall, jun. Thomas Cakll Rufus Trcssell, The committee submit the following resslution ...
... gravely remonstrated against this invasion of his peculiar department. The House again divided, as was understood, on Mr. H. Grattan’s amendment— As soon as Mr. O’Connell had retired Lord Maidstone proposed two resolutions, one pronouncing the Honourable ...
... appointing nine additional goveraors, who perhaps would change the catire system before adopted. After few words from Mr. 11. GRATTAN, Mr. O’CONNELL admitted the details • the bii) might corrected going into coromitti-c , but, at this period W doubled if there ...
... and agents were egals called in, when The Chairman announced that Ibe committee had come to the following resolutions That John Ka«thope, Esquire, and Samuel Duckworth, Feature, are duly elected member* to serv* in this preseat liament lor the borough ...
... Henry Tuffoell, H. Larkins Ewart, Aclaiid, HeoryL.Bufwer, P. Cox, Daniel OTonnell, John O’Connell, Morgan O’Connell, Morgao John O'Ctionell, Wm. Plnney, Travera, State. John Merrlroan, Janie* Mtrriman, J. H. Talbot, W.P., Ludlow Beamish, Uonoeao, Logan Charle* ...
... from Dvmorara, Aon. Roger*, from St. John’s, Nrw Brunswick. l ass*. Sbvt. 25.—Arrived th* Janes Lemon, L*gg, from Honduras ; Hannah, Bridges, from ditto. Drouhsda, Sarr. £l.—Arrived the Lady Doughs, from St. John’s. New Brunswick- Di B*rr 23.—Arrived ...
... lie (Mr Grattan) asked him to do it if dared [renentu eerinv, J. The interfend, and said the honourable ra« mber on reflection mu»t frel that aas expressing his •pinious in a manner and tone which had better avoided in that house. Mr. 11. GRATTAN aaid did ...
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... impression on tl:e bouse. With every part it he fully concurred. and be had no doubt that it woald acted upon the noble lord (Lord John Russell) notwithstanding Me coquetting which had taken place. Mr. BAINES said, that notwithstanding the indisposition always ...
... bill. Claeses 9 and were postponed. Clause s (substituted clause) was proposed by Lord JOHN RUSSELL. r Sir R. PEEL moved omission of certain word* tbe clause. Lord JOHN RUSSELL opposed tbs amendment. The committee divided— For tbe amendment Against it ...