... Mr. SH ARM AN CRAWFORD seconded the motion. Sir G. GREY said that the subject referred to in this resolution was one of great complexity, and the right comprehension of which depended the examination of minute details and the provisions of several acts ...

... know. He knew only that was his r. Grattan’s) representative, hough would certainly never vote for him again unless be mended his manners and changed his language. The bon. member had dealt bis blows with unsparing arm all around him ; and if he (Mr. G ...

... Do (2nd batt)St. John’s Wood INFANTRY. st Foot(Ist b)N Brunswick ; Aber. deen Io (2nd batt), Fermoy Qnd Foot, Cork, Charls Ft, 3rd Malta; Boyle 4th Weedon bth Mauritius; Chatham bth Ist bat, Cape of Good Hope 5} Rese rve batt., 7th Portsmou'b th Deesa ...

... upon by spurious imitations; the genuine have the words, Worsdell's Pills, by John Kaye,” engraved on the Government Stamp, and, further protection. Mr. Kaye's Coatof arms, and a fac simile of his signature, are printed on the directions wrapped round ...

... was mg John who slid it, but the a t ;;' arel among the rest, his teidolgent mistress is always wady to fieget and forgive, 5,01 to take him back again once as be Nu longer ago than Friday hot week. one of these im iciethoo s.edr, eveurreil. John heels ...

... Thomas, Mauneell, W Moore, G, Nias, Lord, Napier, J. Nugent, Sir P, O’Brien, Sir Larina, O'Brien, John, O’Brieri, Sir T, O’Flaherty, A, Reynolds, John, Sadleir, J, Srutly, P. Sulliean, ’M. Taylor, Col, Varner, Sir W, Veaey, Hon T. Dip not Votb.—'.Al*sender ...

... OFTICIAH, 0. Dwwrsull-Fluce. BelfnaL WAS ADDED TO HIS STOCK A SUPERB MR. GRATTAN,7jf&ST/l, COLLEGE SQUARE-EAST, BcTfaif . of Armagh), may be consulted every day, FIVE o’clock. Mr. GRATTAN visits Anna?* every 'SATURDAY. Address in Armagh—2o, Scotch-Street. ...

... of Galway, and bad not at all made out Justldcstion for extending tbs act to Inland. Tno nobis lord (Lord John Rusosli) in his snatch that arming had brought long bill Indictment against the Roman Cetholie biararchy of Inland. Ha (Mr. M'Cnllagh) said it ...

... Vance. Arthur Baker, William Fry, John D'Arcy. Thomas Hutton, J.P . D.L.; Francis Codd, Richard Kelly, John Jameson, John Chambers, Sir T. O’Brien, Bart., M.P.; Sir Lucius O’Brien, Mr. Reynolds. M.P.: Mr. Henry Grattan, Mr. Grogan, Mr. Snagg, and Mr. James ...

... your grateful and devoted servant, John O’Connell. P.S.—You will be addressed within day or two by the committee of the association as to the course they will pursue upon my retirement. CONVERSION OF MR. HENRY GRATTAN. Swift said of ccrtaiu converts from ...

... Spencer Ponsunby, Hon. Thomaa Fnnoea, Sir Plnhp and Mias Crampton, Mr. Crampton, Count D* klton, Mr. Rrewstrr. Mr. C. Grattan, Mr. B. Grattan, Lieu'enant Colonel Alntlie, 7th Dra« goonGuarda; Mr. Ford, 4'h Light Dragoona Mr, Conarllaa. Hun, Gerald Pouaouby ...

... Arthur Baker, William Fry, John D’Arcy, Thomas Hutton, J.P., D.L.. Francis Codd, Richard Kelly, James Lambert, John Jameson, John Chambers, Sir T. O’Brien, Bart., M.P.; Sir Lucias O’Brien, Mr. Reynolds, M.P.; Mr. Henry Grattan, M.P.; Mr. Gragao, M.P. ; ...