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... reported; Sophia, Spence,'from St. John s, N. 8.; Alice Brooks, Ell and Brothers. Belfast, Jan. 31.-W.b.W., Feb. 1. Arrived, the Nile, Crennet, from Philadelphia. SO.—Sailed, the John Moore, for Bombay. Feb. I.—The John, of and for Belfast, from Troon, ...
... Fagan) was opposed to it (laughter). He was also in favour of Labour Rate Act, while the honourable member for Meath (Mr. Grattan), who was chairman of the meeting, was opposed to any system of poor law whatever (much laughter). And the honourable member ...
... division Woolwich Representation of the Cardigan Borougii , ;,|— has ju:t been discovered that the town erks tf the contributory bor- ughs had neglected deposit, . the 30th of November, with the Mayor of Cardigan, a list of voters, according to the Act ...
... Lady John Russeil, Lady Charlotte Elliott, Lord and Lady Fitsroy Somerset, Lady Caroline Barrington, Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta Gordon Halliburton, Sir William Fraser. M. Strateuns, aud Hon. Mr. Barrington. The Duke of Wellington aud Lord John Russell ...
... and Sir K. INCiLIS, Mr. GRATTAN, reply to Mr. Disraeli, said, 1 shall certainly divide the house my amendment (bear,and a Hr, STAFTORD begged to withdraw his motion for the adjournment of the debate, and Thu divided on Mr. Grattan’s amendment, when the ...