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... imposed by the bill, vhich lie thought might be removed if proper provision was made to secure their means of return. Lord JOHN RUSSELL thought that, under certain regulations which he described, an emigra. tior of Hill Coolies might be allowied into ...
... forma on the insolvent debtors' (Ireland) bill. To be recommitted on the 18th instant. * - COLONIAL. PASSENGERS BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the house go into committee on this bill. Mr. HAWES presented several petitions from Louth against the bill ...
... I eagle. Mr. Fox Mlaule, Mr. D. Le Mitachant, Lord Aber-. deen, Lord Lyndhurst, the Hon. J. Howard, Sir J Scott Lillie, Sir John Milley Doyle, Mr. Sheil, and' many Sother distinguished personages, are expected to attend. The' music, under the direction ...
... the opposite side of the road, crossed over for the purpose of seizing the prisoner; but on his (the prisoner) placing his arms across and holding out both the weapons, he became alarmed, and while pausing as to what step lhe should pursue, the ruffian ...
... by the same noble lard, he (Mr. J. Grattan) had becen assured by the same individual he haJ just mentioned, that he did not know of one fictitious vote in thecounty. Looking at this iafertration, he (Mr. J. Grattan) could not but come to the conclusion ...
... Djce Acland, Rleliard i Negle Rob. rt llcron, Jamea D)ahe, John Henry bea!e, D.n- ! hanm Norreya, Thomaa Winnington, Adolphu5 Dalrymple, Edmuind flayes, George 11. Swyth, Robert 11, Inglis, John Edwards, Robert Price, W~illam rn omerville, J. Tyrell, Thornas ...
... toward a close, a the bill was opposed by the ministry, by the parties he ing the power of prorogation in their hands. Mrl J. GRATTAN said he vould vote wit IMr. Wo if thle amendment were pressed to a division. Lord J. RUSSELL complained that Lord Stanley ...
... on of 1832 was . effected. lMr. JAMES GRATTAN complained that the noble lord had not given notice of his intention to bring so grave a . charge against so many electors of the county which he (M1r. James Grattan) bad the honour to represent. It was l ...
... Aylmer, F J Mooney, John Shea | Lalor, F Morgan, John Rorke, Walter Sweetman, Thomas | Welsh, Anthony O'Brien, Cornelius Lyne, John Hughes, t William Johnston, M Dumphy, John M'Donnell, Edward R P Colles, John L Fitzgerald, ...
... harrp, %lue 20 f - was then brought on thle stige. It i, . iinstrumioent, hiighly finisied, and 5vitt, [lie C'o1 Arms, OIL Liverpool Arms, tile P ritioce It1oi Feather, and gilded on tdle front, ul a crci-: ground. , TIhe successuflcanriidate, Air. J ...
... nation-Y, at cach a moment, and aigainst snch a person-shieldi oe. might think, by tile weakness of her sex-was t ,, assin's arm twiee dleliberately raised ; at her was t n-iirderons aim twice deliberately taken ; and the wc ,ols of oleath twice deliberately ...
... commissioners, and this being a great national work, injustice to Ireland they were bound to facilitate its execution. Mr. 11. GRATTAN urged that there could be no fraud or speculation in the present undertaking. Mr. ESTCOUr T opposed the mnotion, on the ground ...