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... drawn on the emperor being sent to St. Helena. The second is the character of Pitt (Lord Chatham), by the celebrated Henry Grattan. Character of Napoleon (by Chateaubriand). The bloody drama of Europe is concluded, sod the great tragedian, who for twentv ...
... government. Amendments to the Address were moved in both Houses in the Lords by Lord in the Commons by Mr. Disraeli and Mr. Grattan. Lord Stanley's review of the foreign and domestic policy of the government was characterized his Lordship's usual ability—it ...
... consequent danger of very great proportion of the land being thrown out of cultivation. After some observations from Mr. H. GRATTAN, Mr. S. CRAWFORD said tbe reason the farmers who had capiUl were emigrating was because they had no security for tbe investment ...
... the distress existing in Ireland, which, it affirmed, augmented the discontent existing among the people. Mr John O' Connell seconded Mr Grattan’s amend- Ment, and, strange to say, applied himseif as much to the affairs of the Pope as tothe affair. ot Ireland ...
... Joseph Raits at Saint John ; Aroeliu Cba he. Sanbury. lor dirers articles of wearing apparel, property of Ceroiioe Smith; Henry Wells.ol Dunhead Saint Andrea, for stealing copper kettle, the properly of George Kelly, Ber-ica Sa John; William alias Uristow ...
... Killarney, where the circum»tances arc very similar, and Auchterader Scot'and. The motion was also supported Napier, Mr Fagan, Mr John Connell, Mr Cowan, Sir Charles Wood objected, that the inquiry would expensive and useless Government has nothing with the ...
... and support liberal improvement of those institutions. Mr. John Frederick Stanford, of Portland Place, London, is candidate on the Moderate Liberal interest. It is stated that Sir John Hare also a candidate on the Liberal interest. We are informed ...
... house was called upon to take such a step was 1.01 une of very vital importance. Alter a few obeersations from Mr Adair, Mr Grattan said that bo:b the Ir sh members and the people of Trelana had been vampoosled in hasing su great a part of the session spent ...
... the Rev. Count J. De Feld, canon of Middleham, the marriage of Paulet Henry St. John Mildmay, of Hayle Grove, in the county of Somerset, grandson of the late Sir Henry St. John Mildmay, of Dogmersfield Park, bart., and Caroline Adela Catherine Valentine ...