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... afforded for them. Mr. Grattan’s ser John New- | were previded for by a vote of parliament. Mr. Pitt’s debts snow eighty | provided for by a vote of parliament. He would be the last m honour, and question the services of Sir John Newport, and still more ...
... house, with respect to of health of Mr. Sheritf Evans, he should be discharged for sent from the custody of the sergeant-at-arms, and directed t before the house on Monday, the 6th of April.” some further discussion, in the course of which Mr was called ...
... Bri- in Midi in ques- ith Eng- jation on of Lord Naples, 1, and an England by this . Temple rom Mal- | declara- 1 troops to arm Temple diploma- great that yn, would of such a | Belfast Empervial Parlrament, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tuespay, Marc# Mr. CHRISTOPHER ...
... Scotland lost no real franchise, and obtaine th him from | many. By the refdrm vill, reform bill, Ireland lost several res , and arms; | franchises, and obtained any. Youth of Ireland! I commen meelf at the | this insulting cont our especial meditation. Flows ...
... Joun O'Connell, Rathcormac ; Ed- Lin the | mand Taaffe, Redmomt P. John Hone, Leland Crosth- wait, D.L., Rev. Dr. Harrold, Felix Carles Eaton, James O'Dowd, vards of. | barrister ; John Shea Lator, Rev. Mr. Sinnott, -— O'Malley, placed | Richard Devereaux ...
... —language that would have disgraced Billings- but Billingsgate would not have used it. z into com. , gate, e bill were Mr. GRATTAN asked if he alluded to any hon. member? the 1; and Sir Sir R. BATESON did not conceive himself bound to answer | OP| in | ...
... The Hon. Henry Canlfield, D.L ; David R. Ross, Esq. ; W. S. Craw- ford, Major Edwards; John White, Esq., J.P.; Jas. Gibson, Esq.; Francis Savage, Esq., J.P.; John Allen, Esq., J P.; George Matthews, P.; Esq.; J. Harden, Ea J.P ; Jobu S. Crawford, Esq ...
... Rgyptian troops of ah invasion, The Maronites, who had taken aro cards submitted, were on the 22d, owing, it was their want of arms, and all the attempts of Commodor foment an insurrection in the mountains bad hitherto fail modore had imprudent! reported ...
... Lord Cardigan had, on the preceding night, —another ported the matter to the commander-in-chief. Captain Reyne y celebrated ora- | then requests that Lord Cardigan will forward an enclosure fr him to the adjutant-general. On the 27th Lord Cardigan s for ...
... side by si father, Mr. H., and @ young mao in his employ ; they d move, and on coming near to them he found they were lo ...
... Bunerana; George You one thousand | Culdaff; John Cromie, Esq., Coleraine; J. A. Smyth, Esq., Ai ted Kingdom. Commiliee—P. Gilmour, Samuel Alexander, Carey M‘Clellan, . st annual re- | thea, Benjamin Dareus, John Mnno, John Cook, William James L. M‘Crea, Wm. Haslett ...
... HUSSARS ADMONISHED—THE antry- OF CARDIGAN REPROVED. i guid- Friday, about twelve, the Adjutant.General, Sir John Mac it, we arrived at our Cavalry Barracks ; and, as soon as Major Rot intain- | Captains Forrest and John W. Reyn had arrived from ¢ inistry ...