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... unquestionably good one, anil hoped that, before long, it would receive the sanction of the legislature. In the Commons, Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring in bis bill amend the Irish Poor Law, in explain, ing which observed with respect to the sale ...
... that English members could be so “gulled” as they were by the government. Where were the conciliatory measures promised Lord John when in opposition ? Mr. REYNOLDS opposed the bill, having heard nothing during the debate, either on that or the previous ...
... 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 ...
... Riidert Fatteraon- * ■ G. K; Smith Ooclur Malcolm • John Hardman Kerriard Hughes JamAs Carlisle R k J. Wo Robert’Workman John Dunn Dr. Thomas Thompaoti' Edward Coey ~ John ...
... Lord John Russell—no you shall nut treat the people of Ireland as if they were slaves—they shall possess arms as well as the people England—every man and boy them shall be liberty to purchase and keep gun. There shall be no registration of arms. The English ...
... trial the approaching assiles. Their names am James Cleary and John Maher.—Afcaoy* «uar./iaa. Attempt Assassimatior.— Aboal ten o'clock on tile morning of the 14th inst., three men—one armed with a pistol and having his face concealed by handkerchief—and ...
... depreciated in Ireland, he suddenly turned to Lord John Russell, and said—Let not the noble lord go to sleep while stating such frightful facts. (Here Lord John Russell,, who had been leaning back, with his arms folded, and his hat drawn low upon bis forehead ...
... 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 ...
... in the Bourd-room, yesterday. ame were ore —John W Chairman; Dr. Kidley, James Stirling, Jo! Samuel Carson, Hugh Stewart, A. K. Mille: Magee, Edward H. Clarke, Samuel Giffen, Jobn Dr. M'Gee, Peter Keegan, John Russell, and W The read the minutes of last ...
... O'Coonells ?? Mr. Anstcy, Youghal. Sir H; Seymour, Lisburn Mr. Smith O'Brien. Mr. Corbally, Meath co. air. John O'Brien, Limerick Mr. H. Grattan, do. Mr. P. S. Butler, Kilkeuny. OF POnMlINENT ENGLISII MEMBERS, THERE VOTED FOIL THE BILL. i.ord Ashley Mr ...
... ck : HUGH Antrim Eleanor M‘Donnell Aghalee John Emerson Athy John M'Hwaine, dealer Athlone Thomas Burgess, grocer John Robins, grocer Aughnacloy D. Campbell and Co., Post Office T. Boggs, grocer Armagh John Thompson, 03, English-street Arkiow Thomas Annesley ...
... the Dublin Orangemen were armed, and not their own expense, is plain, and all that has been written leads to the conclusion that they wore armed—indirectly t he government, whether subsequent events may hinge upon that arming or not. It is creditable to ...