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... the names of a few of them :—William Davis and John Davis, cousins ; Tom Baker, Michael Dempsey, Jonas Kean, John Fleming and Tom Fleming, brothers ; John Toole aud Stephen Toole, brothers; John Maley and John Reily. In short the extent of ...
... entered the House and took her seat on the throne. The procession moved in the following order:—Four Pursuivanls-at-Arms ; Garter- King-at-Arms, wearing his splendidly-embroidered tabard, ami bearing his staff office; the Duke of Buecleuch (Privy Seal,) and ...
... last, a farmer’s house at Clarina was attacked by a party of men for fire-arms, while the family were at church, and they carried otf a gun. Wednesday last the turf boat of John Hederman was dashed ashore at Coonagh, where the country people plundered ...
... J.P. and D.L. Parsons Crofton, Croner. John Nesbitt, J.P. and D.L. William Irwin, J.P. and D.L., Ma- | Wil iam Bell, D. Sheriff. inst., A John Myers Atkin, j or, late 6th Dragoons. and D.L. L.R.C.S.E. AGES, John R. Peyton, J.P. Samucl J Adams,Dean of ...
... Lords, the Lord Chancellor, attended by the Th near | Sergeant-at-Arms, and preceded by his Pursebearer and Thet Secretaries, and by Sir Augustus Clifford, Gentleman Usher llowed b y Mr. John William Birch, gence of the Black Rod, and fo! arliaments. His ...
... in the chair. The meeting was most ably addressed by a. T T-allv. Trumble, Smith, &o. Several mem. Messr . . slated that Mr. John Saistield n'r had ,i.ed r* London from Uuhlin. hating made a tour through the northern districts of England, and l Uk. up former ...
... could continue to range tbemselvefl on that evening in opposition to her Majesty’s government. He understood the noble lord (John Russell) affirm that a fixed duty was preferable to a sliding scale. But there was nothing in the motion of the noble lord ...
... opinion, ld not satisfy the expectations of would yet sweep aw ay the cobwebs of fallacy with which the resent | wall, H. Grattan, ©. Greenaway, R. Hollond, Lo ject of the c orn laws wou subject had been ens hrouded by the supporters of the p' the people ...
... Sheil, Sergeant Stock, C. R. M. Talbot, Lord H. Vane. ANALYSIS OF THE HOUSE ON THE DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S AMENDMENT. Majority against Lord John Russell . ~ resolution (Tellers included ) 35] Minority 228 Pairs, 17 34 Absent Conservatives . 8 Liberals ...
... Right Hon Sheil, Serjt Stock, K M Talbot. Lord II Vane. ANALYSIS THE HOUSE ON THE DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S AMENDMENT Majority against Lord John Russell’s Resolution (Tellers included) .. Minority Pairs. 17 Absent—Conservatives .. Liberals .. Seats ...
... Thomas Kelly John Burke W. Calvert P. and J. Langan J. Keogh Pp Oliver Shannon Henry Sheridan o John Murphy John Sheridan Lewis Moore Christopher Shannon J. Brennan and Co. Henry Burke John Mee Felix Delany Francis M‘Cormick Hugh Murphy John ...