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... relatives, and friends and acquaintances. I will go into the question of John Cleave and his arbitration. I will go into the question of Josh. Hobson. I 6 will go into the question of John Aijill. I will go. t into the question of my qualification for the county' ...
... Imaginable question of policy whichr may' Ire bsecoriftiar be submitted to' the Legielalure; 'Tht first demnsootration S1 ale.Mr. John O'Connellas own) came off ts-day at two o'clockir ts he roe Roam Jitunda'. The pillar'-si m, in which it was Veld,-waooCrowedod ...
... is described in the indictment as Richard Henry John Beaumont M'Cumming, while the only name proved is Major M'Cumming. The Crown cannot recall a witness to prove names, and I am borne out by Lord Cardigan's case. Captain Smith was recalled, and asked if ...
... stewar d to John Gott, Esq., upon a charge of j by B in the river at Armloy, within the district preserved i °feti helonging to Mr. Gott. Mr. Crowther proved the I st and produced a document from Mr. Hayward, i to tne Karl of Cardigan, delegating ...
... Belfasst. 0 The Cllegan:,a Tale of 0arryoweee. By thel1 lat M hwavsd arffnd By,.tays ; or Tales of ?? Boadsidil. bi 0 By .iC. Grattan, E'q.,I 2f4e Old Convents, of Pm*d. By Madame CharleS I t Reybaud. if Alwariat~s ; r ?? WANd Forbaleo. BY MrsS. VI 0. CHall ...
... •tlieh the Poorlaw Board would shortly supply, and concluded by urging Mr. Grattan to withdraw his amendment, and permit the address to up unanimously to the Throne. Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL saw no necessity for waiting for any further information before according ...
... thought it worse than if it were openly in state of civil war, for In the latter case one knew bis enemies, and met them with arms In his hands, hut the present case, the band of the assassin doomed landlords death, even In the midst of their domestic circles ...
... of Wei- ! lington, the Marquis of Normanby, the Earl of Falmouth, the Earl of Goslbrd, the Earl of Winchilsea, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Sheffield, the Earl of Warwick, the i Duke of Buccleuch, tbo Bishops of Exeter, Rochester, and Durham. Prave ...
... which the Poor Law Board would shortly supply ; and concluded by urging Mr. Grattan to withdraw his amendment, and permit the ad- dress to go up unanimously to the throne. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL (Kilkenny) saw no necessity for waiting for any further information ...
... them., maid: Mr SHArTO ADAIR seconded lbhe address and followed Inow in Ithe.sante strain on the same toplo.-,I amer. ~~Mr GRA&TTAN sailib~e Wasl compelled by an imperative thie.acnse. or duty to,- object to ?? address which had just aliens beenproposedi ...
... The couneil was attended by Prince Albert, the Marquis of Latooloa no-, Lord John Russell, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Earl of A ock• land, Sir John Hobhoose, Viscount leiorprth, Earl Spen• eer, and the Dote of Norfolk. At the ...