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... The address was a mere echo of the speech from th* throne. Mr. C. S. ADAIR seconded the address at some length. Mr. 11. GRATTAN rose, and said that there was no man in the house more anxious than himself to reprobate and to keep down tho«e horrible crime* ...
... drew the trigger of “ man, a very bad and ang jilted for more friend, Mr John O'Connell had dis . than two hours and ba ' ° but hi (Mr. tresses now prevailing m rela for , U ch Grattan's) opinion that was h n . discussion ; for.hequesnondf d ' a,rl * s^red ...
... so meagre. lie had dared to libel Mr. Grattan, Mr. ronsonby, Lord Charlcmunt, and tiie volunteers. had dnred pisce the name Mr. Grattan in list of enumerated rebels. He could (ell the hon. geuteman that Mr. Grattan was no rebel; and, further, that the ...
... Trelawney on the arms bill, which he had transferred the debate, and plained the reasons why he had opposed and should oppose it in all its stages. No one was more anxious than himself suppress atrocious crimes Ireland, or to strengthen the arms of government ...
... an alteration of the mode of rating under the Irish poor-law bill. Mr, HENRY GRATTAN rose to ask whether the law officer* of the crown had seen letter addressed to Lord John Ruoaell on the subject of the appointment of Dr. Hampden, signed *• 11. Exeter ...
... MORGAN JOHN O CONNELL feared J „hohad voted against the not the charge of inconsistency this question, bi|l llc mav ed, as amendment, that for he had scorned it te ' * ien , the comiltee consist of ineinben, instead ot 2ti, favour of an Arms Bill. This ...
... Major Scott, Rev. John Olphert, Rev. Rol>ert Gage, Rov. Win. Uysart ; John Martin, Esq., Edward Boyle, Estp, John Semple, Esq., Marcus Gage, Esq., Arthur Sampson, Esq. ; Rev. George Sampson ; Michael King. Esq. ; Rev. Alex. Koss ; John Gregg, Esq, Benjamiii ...
... to Inform you that the lev. John Lloyd, of Uaritb-hill, the parson of A ugh rim, was ahot dead yesterday evening, about four o'clock, on hi* return home from ofllcialing at his ehnrch, within about mils gf Ms residence. John Lloyd was one of the very Iwst ...
... expected, after the speech of Sir CJ. Grey.'lint Mr. Grattan would hate withdrawn his Hineudntcnt, and still belieted that he would bare done so. had it not been for the strange • perch just delivered h» Mr. John O'Connell. w.i» quite wmiktruus iliat Mr. J. O'Cwnnell ...