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... DUBLIN', JiS. *■ Mr. Henry Grattan, it would appear, >! been charged,” he says, » with neglecting to try, to give f j imperiously the occasion requisite, and your attendance advisable if be not setting in opposition .o Mr. John Con—pii there is no meaning ...
... the members are earnestly requested to meet there on the 23d inst. Mr. Grattan announces that, the first question will be the poor MR JOHN O’CONNELL AND THE STATE PRISONERS. Mr John O’Connell has addressed the following reply to te letter of the sl.te ...
... Jane, from Liverpool, has arrived at MamAav. The Europe, from Philadelphia, has arrived .Liverpool, dismasted, towed from Cardigan Bay. . . .. The Zanoni, from Maranham, has arrived at Liverpool, railed the 10th instant, same day saw a barque,' supposed ...
... from Calcutta; Sharp, Madras. John Cobbold, Mauritius; Ada, ditto; Ilamilton, CaUao; Emantttl Boutcher, Buenos Ayres; Buenos Ayres, ditto; £’• Etheldred. Honduras; Equator, Alexandria; Enchantress, Zante. Breeze Ancona; John Graham. Malta; Britannia. Leghorn; ...
... much. Who, he would ask, were those powers? What suspension of arms had taken place in the south of Europe ? Had suspension of arms taken place in the south of Europe ? Had suspension of arms taken place between Austria and her rebellious states, between ...
... INGLIS, Mr. GRATTAN, reply to Mr. Disraeli, said, I shall certainly divide the Hoase on my amendment. —(Hear, and a laugh.) Mr. STAFFORD begged to withdraw his motion for the adjournment of the debate, and The House divided on Mr. Grattan’s amendment; ...
... continuance of their distress, existed, which it would be their duty to watch, and as speedily as possible to remedy,” Mr. John O’Connell seconded the motion. Mr. Fagan wished to give every possible 1 in his power to the Lord-Lieutenant re j provided ...
... ruined man. Mr. GRATTAN.—Hear, hear. Sir W. SOMERVILLE.—Now what did the House think was the rate of taxation in Celbridge, tbs Union withw.ucn the Hon. Gentleman connected? The rate was id. m pound.— (Roirs of laughter.) Sir. GRATTAN (raising his eyes ...
... throw our own people out of employment. Mr. BAN KES said he wished to put a few questions to the Noble Lord opposite (Lord John Russell). He saw by j the Morning Herald of that day that the Brazilians had raised their customs duties on our exports there ...
... hauntkdMaNANDTHE GHOST DAHGAIN. After which so; and, without going into the qnea observations, moved the adoption of petition. John T jj ENCHANTED ISLE; or. Jtaisir the reference to Ireland, until came preserve Priestman, Esq., in a very humorous speech, ...
... . Charles Bailey, Portsea, haltor. Charles Templar, Bristol, painter, glazier, tUev, and plasterer, i John Peter Keenan, Bristol, wrnish maker. John Plastoa. Woodmansey, firdeasr. leha ftud. liaapikiN. MtrUr. Mr. MACGREGOR gave notice that would move ...
... improved system of legislation. Mr. A. Stafford also opposed the grant. After some discussion, and in answer to Mr. Disraeli, Lord John Russell consented to postpone the further consideration of the subject until Friday next, and stated that he w as prepared ...