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... presented Mr. Colquhoun from sisteeo parishes in Scotland, and by Mr. W. Gordon, from various parishes in Aberdeenshire. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from himself and others, praying for an extension of the time for complying with the standing orders ...
... to be paid commissioner of arbitration. (The noble lord, in a low conversational totne, held across the r table with Lord John Russell, was undersrood to withdrawt the concluding paragraph of his motion-~t' Copies of an'y, communications from the Secretary ...
... Mamaghten, Conway Dobbs, John Montgomery, John M‘Neile, John White, Edward Bruce, Robert Thomson, Nathaniel Alexander. Hugh Leckv, William Trail, George Joy, James Hsnnay, James 8. Moore, jun., Hugh Montgomery, Thomas Batt, John Clarke, Thomas Davison, ...
... PIER HEAD, DUBLIN. March 9—Armed—Eagle, ateamer, and pauengen, Glasgow; Duke of Cambridge, cteamer, good* and pasaengera, London; Aon, pig iroo, Glaagow; Miner?a, empty casks, Cardigan; Ampbiirite, salt, Liverpool; Native, bark, Portsmouth. Two collien ...
... put them in pound. John Heiny then came out and said, **By the mortal J ,if you come'here again with such threats I’ll kick you about the road. Catherine Hunbury sworn I lived at Annacartv In June last. 1 had been service with John Madden. 1 used to stop ...
... came ; John Maguire came on after them, and arrived a very short time after they came up John Dunlop rode through the party, but witness's horse was held, and John came hack and desired them let him go- The people then ordered M'Donnell take him (John) down ...
... those a *v ml«>i*d lu honour Mr. 1 lake the Überly givioj ju a* & laa*.?, ** The Reformers the c-.ndu ton of his speech, Lord John was ■ rao-i «irmly cheered for several minute*. Mr. retpouded this tooat. Dr. LuaLiaglon enoeoiQi it high honour be called ...
... Sir Edward Colebroke, Bart., Sir Walter Stirling, Sir B. Hall, Bart., 31.P., Sir Mathew Wood, Bart., M.P, Sir John Guest, Bart., M. P., Sir John Seale, Bart. M.P., Sir Thomas Troubridge, P.* Sir J. Forrest, Sir Edward Lytton Bulwcr, 31.P., Sir A. Clifford ...
... ‘iaiia-d any the transgressors one hour longer, it would exhibiting itself in the last degree contemptible and paltry. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said there was no use in taking bail ; it would better to let the sheriff go at large for the present, requiring him ...
... Bert., Sir John llGuest, Bt., Sir John Seale, Et., Sir- T. Troubridge, ?? Sir J. Forrest; Sir Edward Lytton Bulwer, M.P.; Sir A. to Clifford ; Sir J. Campbell (Attorney-General), Adimi- atral Sir Charles Adam, Sir De Lacey Evans, Al. ?? Sir John Scott Lillie ...
... assurance that the land of promise upon which they hart fixed their eyes, they would ultimately reach (loud cheers). Fox and Grattan, Whitbread and Romilly. were gone. They did not live to see the glorious effect of their exertions the cause of civil and ...
... Molyneux, Wm. Blacker, John Whalcy, Leonard Dobbin, John R. Lrwin, Bar- net M‘Kee, Charles Fox, Arthur Cope, Thomas Atkinson, Wm. Blacker, Henry L. Prentice, James Harden, Wm. W. Algeo, Maxwell John Mardy, Wm. Paton, Charles Hunt, John Hancock, Joseph Johnston ...