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... magistrate. The Rev. Michael Ssmpam. MS GIST SATES OMITTED ACCOUNT EOK-SSSinEKCE. Edward Hall, Eoo., af Dooaghadaa—atm England. John Reilly, Eaq., of Scuta—oow Collector of Galway. Alexander Robert Stewart, Era., oooaty Daocgsl ardLira'^^uSmMifcEaa^FScya oo- ...
... parishes the bill mouild cause great expense-(hear)-and the whole measure was as objectionable as it was unnecessary. Mr. JTunes Grattan hoped the honourabic member would exclude Ireland. Colonel Percrval hoped the bonotroable and learned member wotld include ...
... lawless. The son of a friend of bis had been lately attacked on the high road and cruelly beaten, his skull was fractured, hts arm broken, and bis life despaired of. His father was told to offer a reward of 1001. fur the ruffians ; but be replied that 1,0001 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... late fatal occurrence on board the Victoria Hull steam-ship, which caused the death of nine persons, met at the Watermen's Arms, Lower Shad well, pursuant to adjournment. They proceeded to Mill-wall to view the body of Jacob Evans, the chief engineer ...
... the Sea, and comrnr;inrding a flll view of Snowdon, anrd of the e 'arnarvoir uand 1eirerbliclihirc llills, as well as of Cardigan Bay, and the Castle ad ncarer picturesque scellery. Apply to i)lr. IVrLI.IAri Mu1riuAs', Fronwren, lHar. I lech ; if by letter ...
... Penitentiary placed under separate Superintendent. The bill was then passed. (FRELAND) BILL. the motion of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, this btll was re- °Lnrf JOHN RUSSELL as a substitution for clause the flrst. a Clause enacting •• Compositions for abolished not to prejudice ...
... Meeting-Brief Memoir of the laic John v.radock, Esq., of Loughborongh, by Chamwood- New Rules and Regulations for Coursing-Grouse Shooting on the Black Mountains, by Ornither-Correspondence between Harvey toomhe. Esq. and Mr. John Scott en Cobham's running for ...
... often known occasions when the apprehension of armed resistance to the government was entertained in Ireland-he had often felt that proceedings had been adopted which rendered it almost impossible that an armed collision should not take place; but now he ...
... the places described By JOHN H. BRADY. Lately published, 7r., A HISTORY of LONDON, v. iih an Account of the Progress of lis In_ ltutions, and Sketches of the Manners rji d Customs of its People. By Charles Mackay. London : John W. Parker, West Strand. ...
... 000 Share, of 101. each.— Depo.it. ?? per Sh_re. TBI'STEIS AM) Si AN AIT ERS. Henry Roxley. Esq., *l John Yates, ?? fof London. William Evans, E«q ,J John Botcherby, £*■** of Darlington. With power to add to their number. Auditors— William Holborn, E g ...