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... Kennedy, Bart., R. M. O’Ferrall, M.P., Robert Archbold, M.P., Henry Grattan, M.P., Dean Burgh, P. Purcell, J. H. Nangle, Rev. Mr. Hoare, Rector of Clane, Edward Wolstenholme, A. Mansfield, John Mansfield, William Graydon, O'Connor Hinchey, Val O’Connor, Rev ...
... that the same principles m\y be maintained unimpaired io the future administration of afiairs in that country. Mr. Henry Grattan—Two addresse* from Cavan and Loouford, favour of ker cninutcra. The following p«an nod gcntleatcn coooccted with Ire. land ...
... has occupied the House of Commons during the present week, and we have now hut little space for comment. Monday night. Lord John Russell moved for his vote of confidence ; Sir Robekt Peel followed, and moved his amendment, and Mr. Rice closed the night’s ...
... of Arms. Sergeants Arms, bearing the Maces. Master of the Horse. Hit Excellency’s Private Secretary. Chaplains. Cork Herald in hie CoPar. Dublin Herald in his Collar. Steward and Comptroller of the Household. Gentlemen Ushers. Ulster King of Arms in his ...
... that the same principles may be maintained unimpaired in the future administration of affairs in that country. Mr. Henry Grattan—Two addresses from Cavan and Longford, in favour of her Majesty's ministers. The following peers and gentlemen connected with ...
... James Green. John Joseph Murphy, James Ward, Ralph Walsh, Peter Martin, Luke Butler, Rev. Mr. Shell, Rev. Mr. Murphy, John Kershaw, Peter Keely, William Cainen Edward Murphy, Rev. Mr. Browne, Rev. Mr. Smyth, James Jennett, Peter Byrne, John Fogarty, Wm ...
... of those who assemble will do honour to the guest and to the cause. John Hosson, Esq., will preside, and among the invited guests, besides Mr. O’Connell and his sons, are Mr. Grattan, Mr. Hutton, Mr. Mr. Elphinstone, Mr. Brotherton, and Lord Nugent. ...
... the day was not Inf distant—fall upon the heads of corrupt and profligate Government.—(Loud cheer*.) Mr. H. GRATTAN said that years ago motion arms made the Irish House of Commons respecting the state of Ireland —(a Inugb)—for the purpose of laying before ...
... R French, Phillpotts, John ' Attwood, Gillon, W D Pigot, D R Bainbridge, E T Goddard, A Ponsonby, CF A Baines, E Got don, Ponsonby, Hon Bannerman, A Goring, H D Power, James Baring, F T Grattan, J Power John Barnard, E G Grattan, H Price, Sir R Barron ...
... chan without purchase, vice Momn, deceased, have 76th Foot.-John James Hamilton, Gent., to he Ensign, TI without purchase, vice Somrerset, appointed to the Cape, couri Mounted Riflemen ; John Frederick Galiffe, Gent., to be TI Ensign, without psirehase ...
... Bellew, Percy Nugent, and John Kennedy. IKNsIITS-Sirs Benjamin Morris, D.L., Waterford; James Murray, M.D.; Arthur Clarke, M.D.; T. Ross, R.N. GENERALS-Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, J. Franks. MAJoa-GENax;ALs-Sir Hopton S. Scott, Sir John F. Burgoyne. CoLO Lr~s-Wlhite ...
... house with a large box in one hand, and a bag in the other, completely filled with petitions amidst loud laughter. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented several petitions from parisees situated in the counties of Down, Monaghan, Fermanagh, Armagh ; also, from the town ...