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... that the house resolve into. committee on the Registration (Ireland) Blll.—Sir W. Somerville moved, as an amendment, and Mr. Grattan seconded the motion*, that the consideration of the bill be deferred till that day six months.—After discussion, in which ...
... measure which could lead to a moment's doubt as to the propriety of passing the Bill without delay. It is true Mr. Henry Grattan has advertised that be will resign his seat in the House of Commons should the Bill pass, but that we apprehend, however dreadful ...
... sir J Acland sir T D Ferguson sir R Moreton hon A H Acland T D Filrner sir E Neeld Joseph A'Court captain Fitzpatrick J Neeld John Adare lord Fitzoy H Noel hon C G Aglionby major Fleming J Norreys lord Alford lord Foley E T O'Brien C Alston R Follett sir ...
... to report progress, (as it is called,) and not to ask leave to sit again. This was, of course, over-ruled, though, as Mr. Grattan observed, Mr. Freshfield (a Tory) being in the Chair, and the Speaker out of it, and consequently at liberty to vote, —while ...
... ASSURANCE * SOCIETY, 37, OLD JEWRY. Established 1834. Directors. James Durchell, Esq. Jonathan Hayne.Esij. John Clayton, Esti. Valentine Knight, Esq. John Cole, Esq. Colonel Robinson Solomon Cohen, Esq. Samuel W. liowscll, Esq. Richard Godson, Esq., M.P. Eolliott ...
... Fred. Brookes, London ; George Gilett, London; William Lloyd, Lampeter, Cardigan; Robert Stanton Wise, Banbury, Oxon; Osiner King, Petersfield ; Robert Parson,. Hasleinere ; John Watson, Norwich; H enry A n d rew, Truro - Edward Edward- Riggall, Gayton ...
... sir J Aclaod sir T D Ferguson sir R Moreton bon A H A eland T D Ftlmer sir Necld Joseph A’Court captain Fitzpatrick J Neeld John A flare lord Pltsojr H Noel hon C AgU»abj major Plemlßr J Korrejra lord A'ford lord Foley E T O’Brien C Alston R Follett air ...
... expected debate on Thursday. Lord JOHN RUSSELL was not aware that he had any such Report in his possession. Mr. GOULBURN begged to ask the Noble Lord when he intended to proceed with the Poor-law Amendment Act? Lord JOHN RUSSELL could not then state the ...
... That portion of the Minster, whose destruction we now sincerely deplore, was begun in the year 1291, by John le Romaine, then Archbishop, son of John le Romaine, treasurer of the church, who built the north part of the transept in the year 1260. The Archbishop ...
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... Radnor, in the room of Walter Wilkins De Esq d censed, also for the borough of Wbur’y.ta ruomof Sir John Walsh, who had “CANADAGOVERNMENT BILL.-Lord JOHN tae Day for the House resrlvmg i »n rcad Mr . gquL- Canada Government B Lower Canada . ,l?Bm-The petition ...
... melancholy want of taste and to emal want of good sense. He did not mean to say anything offensive to the hon. baronet. lie (Mr.Grattan)never read such foul abuse and gross calumnies as le and his colleague (Sir Francis Burdett) had poured re on the people of ...