... i cordial support to A discussion of some interest then took ‘e existed in Lreland Reynolds, Mr. Grattan, Mr. Anstey, Mr. Major Biackal!, and Lord John Rassell to of her for the adjournment of the debate was being his belief, he Adjourned, of the United ...

... legislative union, led to a discussion, in which Mr. R. M. Fox, Sir B. Hall, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Urquhart, Mr. Rice, Major Blackall, and Lord John Russell took part, when the debate was further adjourned, as was understood, for three months ...

... and organization of clubs in Ireland. Previously to doing so, however he inquired it the information was correct, that Lord John Russell had given notice, in the other house of parliament, of his in- tention to introduce atbill for the temporaryiuspeitsiolt ...