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... 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 ...
... which It was unable to sustain. As evidence that there was a cheering hope that a beneficial change was taking place, Lord John referred to official reports from Ireland, which bore testimony to the fasts of a growing desire to cultivate the lend, of ...
... acknowledged by Sir. F. Adam ; The health of Lord John Russell and her Majesty's Ministers, which was acknowledged by his Lordship; The health of the Right Hon. the President of the India Board of Trade, Sir John Caen Hohhouse ; The health of the Marquis ...
... all onderetanding. General Labitto of local Power.. . . had stated that he had directed the leteer, which he had ad- Mr. GRATTAN, in a very vehement and, d A cursive speech. dressed to M. Drouyn de Lhuys, to Lord Palmerston. Now., either ' Moved that ...
... division, the motion negatived by 86 against 55. On the notion for the second reading of the Lord-Lieutenant (Ireland) Mr. GRATTAN moved that the bill be read a second time that day six months. Mr. Hamilton, Mr, O'Connell, Mr. Dunne, and Mr. Groggan, supported ...
... Lord-Lieutenant of winds and thick weather. Ireland Bill, 28—Wind N.E.; running along the coast. 11.30 a.m, made the Mr. GRATTAN moved, as an amendment, that it be read the land. 1.15. arrived at Boston. second time this day six mouths. I Mr. Hamilton ...
... exchange company whatsoever. In place of the Hon. the Lord Provost and Mr. Hobie, the retiring directors, Messrs. John Mitchell and John Blackie, senior, were unanimously elected. Codedonian Railway.—We are gratified to learn that the directors of this ...
... Queen's College; Professors Carlisle, Fringe, Craik, Gordon, Dr. M'Gee, Mr. Grattan, Dr. Reeves (Ballymena), R. Davison, Esq., A. J. Macrory, Big., E. Getty, Esq , &c. Mr. Grattan undertook the task of unrolling the bandages, and Dr. Hincks and Mr. Getty ...
... Lord John Russell's motion for leave to bring In the Ecclesiastical Titles (Roman Catholic Bill), was then resumed by Mr. REYNOLDS, who warmly opposed the measure, and vindicated the proceedings of the Roman Catholic hierarchy. Ile accused Lord John Russell ...
... Mr. Cronewall Lewis, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. William Brown, Mr. Anderson, Mr. Forster; Mr. Alderman Thompson, Mr: (Ontilburn, Sir John Yarde. Boller, Mr. Archibald Hastie, Mt. William Fagan, Mr. Moody, Sir George Clerk, Mr. NPGregar. and Mr. Alderman Humphrey ...
... Government stating what sort of bill they intended to aloud by. After a few observations from Lord J. Russell and Mr. Scully, Mr. GRATTAN protested strongly against this insane and trumpery species of legislation, and was proceeding to inveigh with cousiderable ...
... that the real sting of the threat lay in the prospect that, to use the lion, gentleman's own elegant language, John Bull will have to put his arms into his pockets up to the elbows in order to pay for the military and police required for the coercion of the ...