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... Manufactures of Glasgow, had an interview on Wednesday last with Lord John Russell and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, at the Treasury, on the subject of the reduction of the Duty on Tea. Lord John Russell having attentively listened to the representations of ...
... observed the following :—Lord the Earl of Glengall, Mr. George Mr. Berlin, the Marquis of Mr. K. Grattan, M.P., the Hon. Lord Suirdale, Lorsbelements, Mr. John Ennir ereigb, Lord , Mr. dtwoae, Mr. Bowyers. At a quarter to twelve vaotion of Lord Castlemaine ...
... trader. The necessity of reducing his own rents, a larger amount than he had calculated upon, was the avowed ground of Mr. Grattan’s partial conversion to the protectionist doctrine, and the argumentum ad erumenam is variety of logic which we can respect ...
... resources of Ire- e land, and which was seconded by Mr. John Enniv, high e sheriff of Doblin. e The proposers and seconders of the remaining re9sri a e lions were the Marquis of Drogheda, Mr. Creagh, Lord ; arm, Mr. C setwoode, Col. Voreker, and Mr. Bowen. I ...
... J P, 'M V.Aylmer, the Ear} bf liandon, Lord. Bernard, Hon Sf John Butler, Hon Cavendish Butler, Sir J}|osse,; BiirrovPes, L, John J Biggs* Hugh Barton, H i*, ■Nathaniel Barton, D L, John Bayly, JP, Martin Burke, Sir H Barton, E, Sir Thomas Butler, Bart ...
... ikatonof the iUuatrioua Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, ■the Member lor Meath]. At that meeting Mr. KiCaai non, laming to Hr. Grattan, said Oh! yarn fa. I her pot fra* Wads his banner* ia 17*2.’’ What did the illaatrioas Grattan asraa by that ? At that dm* ...
... quitting the turnipdield Hogan presented his gun, took deliberate aim, bred, and shot the unfortunate man in the left arm and side . arm shattered, and several slugs are lodged He without hopes of his recovery. nday, 1 K an was fully committed for trial ...
... glad to find associated with us on this occasion, the sou of the illustrious Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). At that meeting Mr. Fitzsimon, turning to Mr. Grattan, said—“ Your father inscribed free trade on his banner 1782,’‘ and Mr. Fitzsimon ...
... face, hit her on the h ea d w ith a troubles of Cephalonia, he briefly recapitulated the of her arm , the maintenance of homage for the stone, cut her arms; and then smash e d a chair on her labours of the session, the most important of which y forehead ...
... ace J. Walsh (1839) and John Cotton (1847), to the Arethnsa. Mate Arthur R. Owen (1849), to the Arethusa. Midshipmen—G. W. Strong, to the Arethusa, and E, A. Tweedaie, to the Hermes steam vessel, at Woolwich. Naval Cadet John Morley, to the Aretbnsa. ...
... Aylmer, JP. M V Aylmer, the Kail of Baudon, Lord Bernard, hon. Bt. John Butler, Hon Cavendish Buller, Robert Burrows, DL, John J Biggs, J P, Hugh Barton, D L, Nathaniel Barton, 1) John Bayly, J P, Martin Burke, Sir Barron, M P, Sir Thomas Butler, Bart ...
... Morshead, Kdward Stanley, Edward M'Dontiel, Robt. Ilarty, Jas. Pitcairn, M.D.; Timothy O'Brien, E. Synge, J.P., D.L.; John Power, Kilfane; John Power, Roebuck House; Kdward Borough, Edward Fitzgerald, Kane, President Cork College; James Murray, iHnean M'Gregor ...