... having occupied the house up to ten o’ck>ck, the adjourned dehate on the protection of life (Ireland) bill was resumed by Mr. John o‘Conkbll, who, by reading whole volumes, by quoting long extracts from newspapers, and by reiterating all the grievances, ...

... against it. The following is a list of the minority : H. Bridgeraan, K. D. Browne, John Collett, B. A. Fitzgerald, Henry Grattan, James Kelly, Alexander M'Carthy, John O’Brien, T. O’Brien. Maurice O’Connell, J. O’Connell, Caleb Powell, J. P. Somers, Daniel ...

... the real evils of your country, and what are the obligations imposed upon you as possessors of property. If those who are armed with legal power, who eject their tenantry without considering how they are to obtain shelter and subsistence, would reflect ...

... hause must vindicate it, and be should therefore support the ori- ginal Mr. GRATTAN said that his hon, friend resisted the order of the house because he it was He (Mr. Grattan) differed from contrary to law. his hon, friend, but yet he trusted that the ...

... THE ARMY The or Prince Albert’s Hussars. under the command of Lieut.-Colonel the Earl «f Cardigan, sailed from the Custom-house quay, Dublin, on Mon- day, in the Queen Victoria and Duchess of Kent steamers, for Liverpool. of the Ioniskillin, tected ea ...

... great regret, that cannot call to memory any precedent to justify the hearing of the honourable member in his place. Mr. 11. Grattan said that had been requested the honourable member for Limerick to read the following to the House:—” was in ignorance the ...

... has been repeatedly trodden, by his predecessors, in the debate. The dismissal of the Repeal Magistrates, Sir E. Sugden—the Arms Act—the monster indictment—the imprisonment of Mr. O’Connell, and his .‘■ubse-quent discharge, the House of Lords—the Charitable ...

... J Blake. M J Grattan, Henry Protheroe, Edwd Hall, Sir H Rawdon, Col. Bouverie, la- ton. Cap-ton V Ricardo, J L Bowes, John llaues, Benjamin 1 icb, Henry Bowring, Dr. Hay. Sir A Roebuck, J A Bnuceiruin.il Edward Romiilv, John Bright, John Charles Ross ...

... traffic than than that possessed by any other part of the country. After commenting with great seventy on the evidence of Sir John M‘Ned, the engineer of the Irish North Midland, proceeded to say that the fact that shareholders in the line which he represented ...

... Shirley, E. Taylor, Col. John Young, In the minority of 125;—Roht. Archhold, Sir A. Armstrong. Sir H. Barron, 11. M. Bellew, M. J. Blake, Bridge, man, R, D. Browne, Col. Butler, P. S. Butler, Hon- R. S. Carew, Hon. C. G. Cavendish, John Collett, M. E. Corhally ...

... her fant resting on bet arm. They were buried Utnapoie that same mning. upon the ideas and adopting the measures of others, he characterised the life of the right hon. baronet * one great appropriation clause.’ ** Lord John Russell’s speech was evidently ...

... Grace the Duke of Richmond in the Chair. Amongst those who were present were— Richmond Cleveland MARQUIS. Exeter. EARLS. Cardigan Eldon Dartmouth Somers Tankerville Stradbroke Pomfret Kinnoull Warwick Egmont Mansfield Longford Carnarvon Erne Cadogan Lucan ...