... 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.; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... thought in th* town wera ready to defend in arm#, their liberties, families properties, life, and religion and whether I would lend my aid and humble infiutnee in organising them ; that the government would eend arms to ich thay afterwards did , that the Lord ...

... g In value. Let the noble lord not sleep whilst he was stating such frightful facts. I Here Lord John Buseell, who , had been leaning back, with bis arms folded and his bat drawn low upon his forehead, in his osoul manner, started up, and leaned forward ...

... and mppoatlno ito-paor of tba diaiaioa that did not (baor, haar.) lord apoktof 70.000 abie-boditd ins rtliaf in Inland. (Lard John month of Jaly, and had mid 70,000. and fioulias.’*) Ho to ahow tba, raplyinc npon ascb ratnrna. 'Fbennioot cxcaadiDglf aoziona ...

... value. Let the noble lord not go to sleep whilst lie was stating such frightful facts. [Here Lord John Russell, who had been leaning back, with his arms folded and his hat drawn low upon his forehead, in his usual manner, started up, and leaned forward ...

... of the Timet. The hon« member (Mr. John O’Connell) then left the bouse, apparently with the view of obtaining the required information ; he returned in a few minutes, and said that the name of the printer *as John Joseph Lawson. The SPEAKER then put ...

... contended that raising money by a rate in aid would drive a greater numb' r of substantial people out of the country. Mr. GRATTAN—who added his testimony to the existing distress in the west of Ireland, which was extending to the north and south—renewed ...

... to 4001. Let the noble lord not go to sleep whilst he was stating such frightful facts. (Here Lord John Russell, who had been leaning back, with his arm folded and his hat drawn low upon his forehead, in the usual manner, started up and leaned forward ...

... O’Connell, Maurice Lenihan, John Heffernan, John Cunneen, John Ryan, John Flannery, Denis O’Brien, John Spain, John Shanahan, Edward Gleeson, Mon Cavanagh, James Magrath, Patrick Ryan, Patt Heffernan, Denis ...

... Crawford, Hon. T. V. Dawson, V. P. Dunne. Jamie lingua (Wexford). Sir R. A. Ferguson, John MtnMott, Right Hon. J. W. patrick. R. U. Fox, W. R. 0. Gore, Henry Grattan, John Greene, Edward G , U. A. A. Hamilton. H. A. Herbert, Lord Edwin 11111, Captain Joan ...