... county, and for the removal o illegal weirs; also, a similar petition from Mallow. In reply to a question from Mr. Horsman, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he had advised the Crown to appoint a commission to inquire whether ,he leasehold property of the Church might ...

... existed, which it would be their duty to watch, and as speedily as possible to aliay. Mr. JOHN O’CONNELL seconded this amendment, commencing, as did Mr. Grattan, \vitli pavin ...

... many of them armed, marched to procession to Tollymore Park, and on their way passed over Dolly's Brae, without meeting any opposition. their return, however, the hill of Magheramayo and the neighbouring hedges were | lined with armed men. and the Orangemen ...

... committee Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, Sir John Young, Colonel Dunne, Mr. George A. Hamilton, Sir Wm. Somerville. Mr. rope, Sir Robert Ferguson, Mr. Clements, Mr. Sbafto Adair. Mr. Cornwall Lewis, Mr. Monsell, Sir Denham Norreys, Sir John Pakinglon ...

... the rights of Irish labour.” Dr. Grattan having been moved from the Chair, and Mr. G. W. Vance having been called thereto, thanks were voted to the former gentleman, and the meeting then separated, cheering loudly for John Mitchel, Smith O’Brien, and Mr ...

... Mcnffomery, Esq., Alexander Montgomery, Esq., John Montgomery, Esq., John M’GiUownev, Esq.. James E. Leslie, Esq., Bartholemew Na'ghten, Esq., Benjamin C. Adair, Esq., Honourable and Rev. W. S. Blackwo .d, John M’Neill, Esq., William Gihon, Esq., Alexander ...

... two amendments were submitted; the first Mr. DTsraeli, which was similar in spirit to Lord Stanley’s ; and the other by Mr. Grattan, pledging the House to remedial measures for Ireland. The lust was negatived by majority of to 12 ; and the debate upon Mr ...

... - hear hear >iolent could not have forgotten the jn the and threatening languag corning from papers for „Te peop/e -o take arms l>er •° , their Sovereign, and endeavouring to seduce against their J , force trom their al|;:^i,s^rsa„d.lm.^^e. in the executton ...

... were elected :-J.C. Bacon, Esq.. James Fallon (Alderman). M m For.; Lsq., 1 John Keshan (Alderman). Sir Timothy Bntn, 1 Bart. (Lord Mayor), Francis Pilsworth, Lsq., am. I John Rafiertv, F.sq. is stated that deputation Torn the contractors, to whom the ...

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... act, or an art against carrying arms, that it is lawful for them to walk in processions, and carry arms. This is a gross error, and the public mind should be disabused on the subject. Large processions. carrying arms, and under such circumstances as ...

... their hand to her ? Was Jamaica Trscv the clare’ant of the Tracy peerage, died on her auxiliary, her firm friend. her right arm . Monday week in Dublin, where he had only lately arrived ar. hear.) Was this time lay fresh taxes on an over'f Fo.'land burdened ...