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... Phipps, Sir P. and Lady Bellear, Sir John Power, Bart, Sir R. Nagle, Bart. M.P.: Right Rev. Dr. Kinsella, Mr. Sergeant Ball, M.P.! Mr. Beane, M.P. i Mr. O'Conaell, M.P.i Mr. Power. M.P. i Mr. Cnnto, M.P.! 3ir. Henry Grattan, M.P. Bor. Dr. Dickenson, Mr. Secretary ...
... or suspend, any act of the Imperial Parliament. Lord John Russell intimated his willingness to receive tbe amendment. The Bill then went through Committe with the alterations proposed by Lord John Russell, and was ordered to be reported this day. The ...
... 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 ...
... Robeit Cassidy* Peter Purcell, Peter Caulfield Esqrs. ; Dr. Grattan, Wra. Disney, William O’Rielly, Esqrs ; Rev. 0. Doyle, P. P.; Rev. Mr. M'Mahon, P. P. ; J. D. Mansfield, George Pirn, John Copeland, E*>qrs., and many other highly iespectab!e gentlemen ...
... 'Xaurice Kearney, P.P. ; William ar Keenan, P.P.; John Walsh, Esq. ; Peter Purcell, Esq.; 01 Lawrence Dunn, ?? Peter Caulfield, Esq. ; William Disney, Esq.; John Hyland, C.R.; John Copeland, Esq.; at John Norton, Esq., 6 ristopher Metcalf, Esq.; P. Bren- ...
... THE ENGLISH CHRONICLE. THURSDAY, JANUARY 25. was by force of arms alone that we could keep those re;ghty de- I minions together as part of this empire; but there was another I and a further system, which was, that having acquired these dominions by various ...
... Wolstenbolmc, Robert Cassidy, Peter Purcell, Peter Caulfield, Dr. Grattan, William Disney, William Reilly, Ksqrs. ; Rev. G. Doyle, P.P. ; Rev. Mr. M‘Mahon, P.P.; J. D. Mansfield. Geo. Pim, John Copeland, Eaqrs, and many other highly respectable gentlemen, ...
... There's a wiseacre-for you (laughter). There is the mant who Is quoted as ian iuthbrity by Xichiolls, and praised by Lord John Rltssall-the man who tells you that the English give Us money for our corn, and get that money all back again. and yet there ...