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... wvith Air EL. Grattan. h.P. at their head, had an interview with Lord John RBssell on the subject of Irish affairs. The first meeting of this body for the present session was held at the hotel in Old Palace Yard on Tuesday-M-r Grattan presiding. On that ...
... after Christmas. Is the Commons an amendment was moved upon the addles* Mr Grattan, the member for Meath, but ultimately withdrawn. Nothing remarkable occurred during the debate. John O’Connell, course, had his usual descant upon the grievvances of Ireland ...
... . Arm Hospitals. Thomas Hutcheson, Esq. Provost of Leith. Patrick Shaw, Esq. advocate. Henry Inglis, Esq. writer to the signet. Warren H. Sands, Esq. writer to the signet. Thomas Grainger, Esq. civil engineer. 31anager-Johb Fraser. Secretarg-John Bowmran ...
... required an act of indemnity. Dut thought he must have misunderstood the noble marquis opposite, when he said represented Lord John and the Chancellor of the Exchequer as giving their advice to the Dank in their capacity private individuals. It would be the ...
... compliance with a notification from the Right Hon. Lord John I i cussed in 1840, but the co nclave of cardinals and prelates deemed I that the time was not then ri p e. Russell, conveyed to Mr. Henr y Grattan, chairman of the National Popery, infidelity, and ...