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... Governorship Bermuda. POOH RELIEF (IRELAND) BILL. On the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, the order the day for second reading of the Poor Relief (Ireland ) Bill was read. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the second reading the Bill. Sir CHARLES STYLE said, that, ...
... being visited by Sir John Purcell, he acknowledged, that Sir John ** had like for him,’’ and was proceeding to shew, until Sir John prevented him, the wounds he had received from the knife, iu his arm. An accomplice, of the ■•me of John ...
... M. P., by Lord Morpeth; Mr. Bellew, M. P., Lord Morpeth; Sir William Somerville, by the Marquis Conyngham ; Mr. Henry Grattan Sir John Ilobhouse; Major Macnamara, by Lord Morpeth; Mr. Bridgman, 31. P., by Lord Morpeth; Mr. J. H. Talbot, M. P,, by the Earl ...
... Majesty's lawful authority, the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and the necessity of suppressing rebellion by force of arms, and of sus. pending tbe constitutional Government of Lower Canada, are, in great degree, attributable to the want of foresight ...
... Viscount Alexander. John Bateman, Sir R Bateson, A. Blcnnerhassett, Viscount Castlereagh, lion. II Cole Viscount Cole. M. Conolly, Sir C. Coote, Hon. 11 L. Curry, Hon. G. Darner, John Ellis, Sir E. Hayes, Earl of Hillsborough, John Irsing, Sergeant Jackson ...
... to complain of. the anniversary of the shutting the gates of Derry, Csptain Robinson bad entered that city, at the head uf armed furre, contrary the cliartercd rights of the city, and prevented the apprentices from shutting the gates. For such an outrage ...
... In this case, Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan s»ere both petitioned against: one candidate only bad opposed them; and, if the petitioners should succeed on the scrutiny, the effect would be. that Messrs. Howard and Grattan would have to contend for the oilier ...
... needful, for procuring the information required:— * John Agnew, (Sovereign) ! James Dlair, James Gibson, Robert Patterson, Her. John S. Porter, Hugh llailiday, Jonathan Cordukes, William Pinie, John F. Ferguson, Valentine Whilla, Charles Thomson, 1 Lewis ...
... TITHES AND CORPORATION BILL / I I Tex\s.— have peru«a I of a let ter from Mr. Francis much j esteemed and respected John Ward) who has just completed pretty extensife tour through Texas. The letter, which is dated 13th April* was writen from New Orleans ...
... cheers ) He bacToften known threats, of armed resistance, and of hostile eolllsioas, but they had always hitherto been averted. Npw, however, tilings were come to pass, that, something were not done, the armed resistance and conflict of parties must come ...
... Downpatrick; and Mr. THUS. GRATTAN, 20, Scotcii-St. Armagh ; * Where also may be had,— Grattan & Co.’s Aperient and Antibilious Pills, Is and 2s per Box; Grattan & Co/s Fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla, 5s and 9s 6d per Bottle; Grattan & Co.’s Lavender and Musk ...
... the lltb of March, at Loughgall. Not Guilty. New Jury.—Messrs. John J. Marley, Terence M*Clean,’ John Sloan, James Hughes, John Madden, Charles Connelly, Thomas Murray, Barry Moore, John D. Barrett, Owen Devlin, William Lester, and Edward Woods. James ...