... from the Irish Members, accompa- nied by an observation from Mr. Grattan, which was not heard in the gallery, but which created a titter from the Opposition ) Why sbould not the son of Grattan say—(here the cheers and laughter drowned the remainder of the ...

... Fitzgibbon, James Grattan, Henry Grattan, F. J. Howard, Joseph Hume, Robert Hutton, A. H. Lynch, Major W. Macnamara, John Maher, W. H. Manic, Sir R. Nagle, Cornelius O’Brien, W. S. O’Brien, Hon. C. O'Callaghan, Dauiel O’Connell, John O’Connell, M. J. O’Connell ...

... Bndgeman, Hen. Colonel Butler, D. Callaghan, 0. Cave, 8. Curry, Sir KR. A. Ferguson, Col. Fitzgibbon, F French, J. Grattan, H. Grattan, J. Hu me, R. Hutton. Sheil, Sir W. €. Jepson, E. B. Roche, D. Roche, K. L. M Sommerville, V. Stuart, M. L. Chapman ...

... judgment for a week. Murpers.—A horrible murder was perpetrated in the streets of Castlecomer on Friday evening last. John Grout and John Dann (both coopers) were fighting with each other, when Grout feeling himself worsted, took from his pocket an instrument ...

... Shaksperc would resign his seat at the Supreme Council Board, and would be succeeded Mr. Wilbcrforce Bird. The Earl and Countess Cardigan had thrown up their passage in the Repulse* in order to England overland, to be lime for her Majesty’s Coronation. There ...

... Ferguson, R © Finch, F Fitzgibbon, Col. Fitzroy, Lord C, Fleetwood, P H Fort, J French, F Gillon, W D Gordon, R Goring, H D Grattan, J Grattan, H Greenway, C Grey, Sir C E Grey, Sir G RESOLUTIONS OF 1835. 317. Phillips, G R Phiipotts, J Pinney, W Ponsonby C F ...

... tit the SUtiret-e - CIotncil Boair,t, land wu tild lie siucceed'dlri y Mr Wilber- 41 force Bird. The~ Earl cued Countess Cardigan h.1d throurn - uip their passage lin the Repulse, in order to go to EIghuid ii overlartd, to lie iii time for her Mitjesty ...

... pronounced upon Horatio Hiil, Stephen Smith, Charles P. Waldrath, Ephraim Cook, John Nathan Town, and Peter Malcolm—to be executed this day; also upon William Webb and John Hammill—to be executed on the 22d, Robert Stebbins, indicted for high treason, ...

... -ell t' tvir the ilcutl is siutiil ui)>t the Lord's or, start agin. to the grave, still bare-headci*, Knelt, took 111'. lii. arm r..uml llur ncck« . f -ii~ childrin, and all prayed aiuud, in r»>keu * for tlio repose *>l the '■oul* of the pour wife and m ...

... on assuming the Government, had continued it. IRISH TITHES—CORPORATE REFORM. Sir F, BURDETT begged to ask the noble lord (John Russell tithe reselutions > whether he intended on Monday to go into committee on the Trad Lord J. RUSSELL was just about to ...

... subject of church property, observed, with respect to the imputation thrown out by Lond John Russell on the preceding night against the Duke of Wei- lington, that if Lord John meant to state that the Duke had practised any kind of deception, there was not a ...