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... gallery, from Sir R. Inglis, Mr. STAFFORD asked whether Mr. Grattan would divide tho House upon his amendment. Mr. GRATTAN replied that he certainly would. The House then divided Mr. Grattan’s amendment. Ayes Noes On the motion of Mr. Mr. Staffort), debate ...
... this measure was designed clothe Lord Clarendon with arbitrary authority. would become the great jailer Ireland ; but Lord John Russell knew that the Irish landlords, the authors all the evils of Ireland, would support him this measure, and in suppressing ...
... where the leaders of the movement were being brought to justice, and the disregard of proclamations requiring the surrender of arms, are facts which indicate that, however the failure of past attempts insurrection may have weakened the confidence of the ...
... for three months. Mr. B. OS BO E felt that Lord Clarendon’s Government was founded, not on public opinion, but her Majesty’s arms. He had no sympathy with the repeal agitation, but thought Ministers were giving an impetus to that agitation the course they ...
... M'Cracken. Role t John Henning, Wariogstown, Hush Harrison, John Holden, William Duoville, John M‘Master, Gilf.-rd, John Herdraan, S. G. Fenton, Jhn Godwin, Samuel Arcler, William Valentine, James Brown, Donacloney, John Owden, Robert Roddy ...
... Erq. 3. John Cromie, Esq. ( 14. Robert Thomson, Esq 4. Wm. Agnew, Esq. 15. Hugh Lecky, Esq. 5. James E. Leslie, Etq. 16. William Moore, Esq. 6. John M'Neile, Esq. 17. Bart. MacSaghteo, Esq. 7. James Agnew, Esq. 18. Adam (Juppage, E?q. 8. John M'Gildowny ...
... common assault on each of the parties. John M Grattan, and Elisa Ann Caoghy, for stealing quantity ef wearing apparel, and a looking-glass, on the of July, near PorUterry, the property ot Margaret Lindsay. John M*Grattan, guilty; Ann Caugbey, not guilty. The ...
... Mr. LAW moved that house into committee this day three mom hi. Mr. DICKSON seconded tbe amendment. Mr. GRATTAN supported the •meodroent. Sir JOHN YOUNG said that the learned recorder for the city London had not advanced a single argument against the ...
... in this, that the most favourable and clever Specimen of an Irish popular representative Is presented in the person of Mr. John Reynolds, the present, the actual M.P. for Dahlia city. Nobody pretends that Mr- Reynolds a man of taste, of literate education ...