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... Kerry- Ptereo Mobony, jun , E»q ,of Ktliooooy, Lblouel. . u Kildare John Utooche, Etq, of Uarrwtowo, Kilculiro. Kutg Cooafy—Hoary Tionob, Esq., Nawtown, *!Ta HaiaiFOf f*o Lritrim -John Cod ley, Esq .of Killejor, KU. loshaailr*. . Lmettck— Uobert Maxwell ...
... family m our books 39 Repealers. So requests to be proposed Repeal Warden^by John O’Coonell, Esq., M.F., seconded by c Duffv, Esq., as his countryman. Me request that John Eyas and John Taggart be proposed as members, and • tht* list as associates. ■‘ M remain ...
... of the constancy and valor which have been manifested by the F-uropean and Native forces. The superiority of her Majesty’* arms has been established decisive victories on the scenes of former disasters ; and the complete liberation of her Majesty’s subjects ...
... to the place of meeting. Making= a speech at Dungannon under such circum- stances, inciting the Teople to an outburst with arms as stated by the would be assuredly a highly be- fitting occepation for your friend, TuoBsAa STEELE, Since the autumn of 1828 ...
... asual Sessional Orders having i ® were severally read from the chair, and agreed to th em POOR LAWS (IRELAND). of Fe Mr. H. GRATTAN, seeing the noble lord the nefit of for Ireland in his plaer, wished to put to him qus some importance to the people of Ireland ...
... Wyoyard. formerly culßnel the Fool. The jury having viewed the body, which lay in the back parlour. . The Right Hon. George John Rarl Delawarr, of L- Upper (•roaven**r-a»reet, waa the aworn ; and hie loedvhip atated :-The ia aunt, and waa her 60th year ...
... Scottish Poor Law system. Some discussion ensued, in which Sir Robert Peel, Mr. Fox Manic, Mr, Campbell, Mr. Wallace, Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, and other members took part. Ultimately, on the suggestion the latter, the motion was amended for ...
... the arbitration of the King of the Netherlands, compara'ive John Russell and the League, and securing to us all that wai really important in our Lord STANLEY proceeded to deal with Lord John claims. His own sincere respect forthe United Mates, and complaints ...
... it would stand up again the living image the Irish constitution, fitted to immortal anything that was to perish with time. Grattan said—** have watched over the cradle of liberty, and have followed its hoarse.*' Here (said Mr. am 1 to sound the trumpet ...
... produced a map of the disputed territory, which he had received from Mr. Webster, on which the lino claimed us to south of the St. John was marked iu a strong red line by no less person than Doctor Franklin. The history ol this map is this;— Mr. Sparks, who is ...
... of shrubs, for planting the spare ground in front of St. John's Castle, at Thomond bridge. The Council then adjourned for a fortnight. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF COMMONS—Fan. 3. Mr. H. GRATTAN, seeing the Noble Lord, the Secretary for Ireland. in his ...