... that the first , brunt of the battle was over, and that he might now assert his principal relative the committees. He (Mr. John O’Connell) regretted that he should have dme so, they would thereby lose h s invariable aid in opposing the Coercion Bill (hear ...

... 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, ...

... declaring that i ftt fc brane was not duly elected to serve iv the the borough of Bridport, and , been returned ; that Mr. John Romilly * ' ftnd ou Bht to have been returned, V ?'ttee bad allowed the return accordingly. bJi tbe Crown was ordered to attend ...

... had af- !.l!‘m'. * Give them en arms bill,” says Steropes, ** in order | venteen, and he would vesture to say that no one would at{orded the explanation the house had just heard in refer- | that they may know where the arms are to be found.” Bat | tempt ...

... to Ireland than to England—another honorable mt mber said it would of more benefit to England than to Ireland. Now, he (Mr. John O'Connell) thought it would benefit both countries ; but the benefit would he more immediately felt in England. (Hear.) And ...

... Colonel Rawdon. Teller -7-John Soong. Noes, 15—Hewitt Tiridgeman, R. D. Browne, John Collett, R. A. Fitzgerald, Henry Grattan, James Kelly, Alexander M'Carthy, John O'Brien, Timothy O'Brien, Daniel O'Connell, Maurice O'Connell, John ...

... cegenbers of the Body towards the funds of the Loyal lo ;;eeol Repeal Atssociation, and transact other business of noe By Order, o JOHN FEGAN, Sec. ho ?? s Head Pacificator will attend. gr cuir to bh taken at 12 o'clock. DST ON THURSDAY LAST, the following 0u ...

... r) gave his name John Braham. His father is a considerable property, residing ill llarrison-street, Inn-road, and who, when informed of the 0 'cHI t evinced no very great surprise, the remarkable p- of the boy for gunpowder, fire-arms, and chemical compounds ...

... Esq., having been guilty of a contempt of this house, be tor his said offence committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms attending this house.during the pleasure of the house, and that Mr. Speaker do issue his warrant accordingly. Mr. RocnE, after ...

... Estcouut moved the order of the day for r»«ming the adiourned debate the mohoo for coramiltiog W. S. Bneo, Esq to the Sergeaut-at-Arms during the pleasure of the house and for the Speaker's issuing his warrant accordingly. In doing he expressed a hope that Mend ...

... evil-disposed persons m the agricultural ilistricts are searching for and robbing arms Give the.u-au arms bill/* says Stempes. m order that they may know where the arms are to found. But the landlords are exercising the extr. roe right* ol property, they ...

... Dr. W. J. Rogers. Mr. Daly, who was requested act as Secretary, read letters from the O’Conor Don, Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Smith O’Brien, Mr. John O’Connell, and other Irish members, expressing their complete concurrence in the object of the meeting, but ...