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... Thursday, the 2nd istrnts, Dr. Ilorv- arrd in tile chair, a vote of thanks was proposed to toMr. Bicknell, of tire Bulkeley Arms, for tire very able and judicious aanner it n which he had c filled the office of' high-road surveyor, during the pist year ...
... describe oasths ia- e domitablW etergy of the Blitisl people, Cte real talisman f 1c °t Britishigreatness. lie agreed with Mr. Grattan that at enation which had attained such a position could ntot takle in 'lie insie.Itw leta ordinary s tatism It was, therefore ...
... hear]. ry Mr. H. GRATTAN gave notice of his Intention to move y, a call of the house on that day [great cheering]. 3s Toe Exchequer tills Public Works Bill was read a third to time and pase d. I-LORD SEX~TON'S ANNUITY BILL. il. Lord JOHN RUSSELL mnoved ...
... committee be ap,. Cl pointed' to inquire into bow far the conduct of Sir John Al Collorne, now Lord Seaton, was entitled to a pension for tri his services in Upper Canada. re Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he regretted the hon. 6o menfber for Kilkenny should have ...
... at the King's Arms, Holywvell. Messrs. Coxand Williams. solicitors, 6i2, Llncolnae-Inn-aields, London; and Bir. John Oldfleld, sollcitor, Hiolywvell. ROliERT GIBSON, of Holywell, banker, April 22 and May 26, at ten, at the King's Arms, Holywell. Messrs ...
... the Manrqnisof Londonderry respect. to h prtoso unagorti, and the treaty of Bergars. c 0Viscount MELBOURNE said that Lord John Ray -had no pro- a esse instructions as to either, but merl ncted In accordance with % the general views of Governussut. He ...
... Gentlemen had not ventured to speak out, but he believed their real meaning was, that the superintendent should have been armed with powers effectually to suppress the trade in opium. The noble lord then answered various points of detail arising out of ...
... Printed Papers Bill with some amendments, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the amendments be taken into consideration on Monday.- The Tithe Composition (Ireland) Bill was read a third titue and passed.-Mr. J. GRATTAN gave notice that on Monday he would move that ...
... The Earl of GLENGALL prefaced a motion for certain re- turns relative to the registration of arms in Ireland, by details of various outrages connected with arms, and asked whether it was the intention of her Majesty's government to alterthe| law in this ...
... DODWESTSC ENTELLZENCE. IRISH REGISTRATION BILL.-Mr. Henry Grattan gave notice on Saturday that he would move a call of the-house on the motion for going into committee on Lord Stanley's Irish registration bill. The order for going into committee stands ...
... returns were after wards ordered. ARMs RanrsTRATroy.-The Earl of GLENGaA.L pre- faced a motion for certain returns relative to the registra- tion of arms in Ireland by details of various outrages con- nected with arms, and asked whether it was the intention ...
... Ai-onyin the and APockets. grac The memrory of Washington. Air-Grand March. in tf The Patriotiaoflrelaynd__Etnrylett, Grattan, Fitzgeraldl. whe I Their deeds hae added dignity to hmn atrand en- not shrined their memory in the. hearts of their Countrymen ...