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... determined on raising a force of 40 OSO Irishmen to strengthen the arms of EBgland against her continental foes ; and voted 200,000/. to defray the ex- penses of that force He (Mr. Grattan) would, therefore, ask whether the united parliament was dealing ...
... Chichester; Fox, R. M.; Grattan, Henry; Greene. John; Kildare, Marquis; Lawless, Hon. C.; M‘Cullagh. W. T.; Monsell, Wm.; O’Brien, John; O’Brien, Timothy ; O’Connell, John; Rawdon, Colonel; Reynolds, j.; Scully, Francis; Somers, John P.; ...
... i Kusselunoii this subject;‘ ami after a few lemarks At a sale of negroes by Thomas Hume, Lsq., yesterday i, *t iigles Mr Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and 1 uiorning, Norll, of the change, prime negro and conduct of.he Earl „|,, si „“’, . M dollars, and ...
... Wilde. Halting% Charlotte Elliot, Harriet Elliott,, John Russell, Willoughby D'Eresby, Jane Walsh, C. Wellesley, Wenlock, DUNS', C. Grosvenor, Wharneliffe,Seovell, Elizabeth H. Ransil, Woodford, John Snored, Vernon, Hay (2), Emma Vein, James Stuart, Grey ...
... growths . are now supplied John Cassell through the medium of agents. The demand for it daily increasing. the man / 1 tion. well as in the cottage, it is in n-qoest. and is usediijr -/ all with satisfaction ami pleasure. John Cassell, however, find* it ...
... a rate in aid on foreign countries. After some discussion, in which Mr. B. Cochrane, Mr. P. Scrope, Mr. S. Crawford, Mr. Grattan, Mr. J. O'Connell, and Colonel Dunne took part, The house divided, and the amendment was negatived by a majority of 129 to ...
... rejected a rate aid of the pound for a couple years, passed his (Mr. Grattan’s) comprehension. The single question was whether the union with Ireland was real or fallacious. He (Mr. Grattan) rejoiced that there was a God to punish the guilty. The people of ...
... f orma t or y di sc i p li ne for the i r fat'l ll and misdemeanours, would be highly objectionable. In consequenc e , a f arm o f 123 acres has been ta ken at Redston e , S urrey , i n t h e i mmediate vicinity o f Red• hill and Reigate Station, on the ...
... »• • thirteen 0 JOHN WILLIS, above, and you will ensure tbe *eniiin« article return post- Twenty authentic testimonial* with full directions for me. accompany eacb packet. wbicb contain*enough Enamel nil several .‘ v try i, name of* John Willis i*on every ...
... offer no resistance to the measure, in the event I its passing into a law. ! Lord CAbTLEREAGH.—No, they will all going Lord 1 JOHN RUSSELL.—Then their resistance would , not be very formidable. —(Laughter.' Mr. RANKES said representative* of England bad ...
... hle necessary. A brief discussion ensued, in which Mr. Bankes, * r, 13. Cochrane, Mr. r. Scropc, Mr. S. Crawford, 1 r, Grattan, Mr. John O'CoInnell, and CQl. Dunne tool: )art. Tie Hiouse divided, and the numbers were- For the amendment ?? 55 Agaiust it ...
... and Son. On the same d s y,came also from Adele ide, the ba rque John Bartlett, Capt. Woodward, with 450 tons of copper ore, consigned to Messrs. Williams, Foster, and Co. The John Bartlett brought 130 bales of wool, and 17 passengers. On Friday, ...