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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... the iioyul Flax Society, consisting of Messrs. I S. K. Mulliolland, John IL-rdman, John Preston, and John | Borthwick. accompanied Mr. Bohert Baddy, of Donegall- | street, and Mr. John Henning, of Warriugstown, arrived iu a carriage with an appropriate ...
... Will Mini Burns, F.sq., Writer. Dundee. Patrick Hanur Thoms, Esq., Banker. Jhlfatl d John Cuppuge & Co. Londonderry,. .. .Patrick Giknonr, Esq. also application Mr. John Mit-irß, Senior, Advocate, 54,Union-alreet, Aberdeen, Trustee ontLe Sequestrated Estate ...
... evenieg coinpleielt Cta*. 0. !>.»,, Mr. » Suiuk. ih, R.C.C.. Mr. P. O Higgins lOiartisi;) Mr. MsgrsUi Dr U, M. J liT!w J , Dr. Grattan, J.P. “*** one the eerretarira. read the eoß«n * * Kcwal,^ di .niltar*** the Roman atholic Cbureh I»» .hoH. ranm. «« monitor* ...
... resolution. Mr. Hugh Magowan, after few observationr, moved tbe third resolution, which was briefly seconded Mr. John Bell. Tbc Rer. John Rutherford rote amid load applause to move the fourth resolution. The resolution gave utterance to that which be ...