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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... If a voter on a certificate— John Morone. for instance— dies, there will still be John Moroney Uvin » when the polling time arrives. In England the scrutiny is mnual, as it ought to be in Ireland. At the election a John Moroney may come forward and ...
... as there was a 10 voter left on the registry; but that would not be many years, if this bill was allowed to pass. Mr. J. GRATTAN seconded the amendment. The bill was evidently levelled at the Roman Catholic body, and it would well nigh disfranchise the ...
... with- Jut it. If Johtt Moran died, there would he a John Moran lying, in Ertgland there wag a 9cruttoy antotldly, sOD ought titer,, to be in Ireland. If a certificate were signed with 1he cross of John Moran, and were exempted from an an- niallscrutinly-if ...
... well in oppos. ing the Bill, but did not make an effective speech. Mr. H. GRATTAN proved that Sir G. SINCLAIR was rot shot proof, and had once been a Whig and a patriot. Mr. GRATTAN also dealt some hard blows at some other renegades. Lord POIVERSCOURT declared ...
... search for unregistered arms io those districts that were disturbed, bat the go- vernosent were not prepared now to bring in another arms bil,. The, Marquess ofWESl'MEATH wished to know whether the noble tinarquese was aware that the Arms Act expired at the ...
... at Liverpool, another day- fasting at La Trappe ! (Laughter.) Now complimenting the Jews, and then throwing himseif into the arms of the Jesuits! (Laughter.) They saw him alternately playing Sir Giles Overreach and Venjamin Backbite (Laughter!) In the first ...
... 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 ...
... inquired if the persons named the information had registered their arms, and if not that the fact be stated in the information, and alto the grounds for the Informant's belief that they bad arms illegally their possession. But the Government never could get ...
... Covent-garden, patent portable inkstand-manufacturer. Benjamin Barker Smark, Honiton, Devonshire, scrivener. May 19.—John Malley and John Aspinall, Liverpool, cornmerchants. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. William Fletcher, Sedgeley, Staffordshire, maltster. BANKRUPTS ...
... world. The report was adopted unaninioutely. The speakers on the eccasion were the Rev. John Woodwark Mr Wix, Rev. James flargreavee, Mr. E. W. Itichards, Bev. John Burnett, Mr. J. P. Price, and the Rev. Charles Stovell. CRATHAr.-Orders were received at ...