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... Lord Brabazon, M.P.; Robert Hutton, Esq., M.P. ; Lord Fingal 1, Lord Litmore, Lord C remorse, Sir John Kennedy, Bart.; John O Connell, Ksq., M.P., Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P., and James Power, Esq., M.P. ; and onthe left were seated Daniel O'Connell, Esq., ...
... which had been received. The last despatch of Lord Gosford stated that the revolt was completely suppressed — that wherever armed bodies of the insurgents appeared they were dispersed, and the lend- ers were eitlier killed or taken prisoners ; and that ...
... the county of Gloucester. Mr. Horace Waddington, Recorder of Warwick— From the Town Council of Warwick. Mr. John Holmes, High Bailiff; Mr. John Humpherv, M.P.; Mr. Seymour Teuton, Mr. Josejsh Henry Warter, Mr. George Richard Conner— From the borough of ...
... Mr. O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth.* Mr. John O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan O'Connell, by Lord Morpeth. Mr. Morgan John O'Connell, by the Chancellor of the Ex chequer. Mr. Filz Simon, by Lord Morpeth. Rev. John Georee Storie, by the Bishop of Ely ...
... that House wilh trench*, ry superadded to perjury; and he (Mr.Grattan) begged to ask the Noble Lord whether he would i follow it up or not? If he did not, he (Mr. Grattan) would, i He (Mr. Grattan) would sitdown— (Great cheering and laugh- ter)—not repeating ...
... the ex- cuse which, on Monday night, Lord John Russell endeavoured to make for him the matter would have gone no farther. But Mr. O'Connell would not do so, and the matter before (he House was not — and Lord John Russell well knew it was not — the words ...
... had no result, and, on the motion of Lord John Russell, the House went into committee on the Poor (Ireland) BiU. After a long discussion the 47th, or emigration clause, was agreed to, though Mr. Henry Grattan had moved, as an amendment, that it be struck ...
... the arena of contention where they thought they were such mighty champions that no- body could stand against their powerful arms and storms of blows— when he saw them carried otf their legs, and such a want of judgment crowning the whole— crownii g the ...
... the navigation ofthe river Mersey would be entirely destroyed if this Bill vv> re allowed to pass. He read a letter from Sir John Reu- nie, giving it as his opinion that if a bridge were erected for th.' purpose of carrying a railway across the river it ...
... Shares of 50/. each. DIRECTORS. ( bairman— Captain Sir John Ross, CB., Royal Navy. Deputy-Chairman— Augustus Manning, Esq. Hoi . I raven Berkeley, M.P. Edward Walpole, Esq. ' H. ye f.wynne, Esq. John Stephens, Esq. James Barrow, Esi. William Hopson, Esq ...
... committee retained the vote, tha identity no' having been proved. John Tall, merchant, of George-streel, was next objected to, as having given a bribe. John Headley, the landlord of the Carpenter's Arms, de- posed that during the week of the election he went and ...
... part of the territory of the United States ' Had not the former territory been violated by an armed force of the subjects of the United States I —by a force armed from the national arsenals ! and depots ofthe American Union— the lawless plun ! der of which ...