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... Grenfell, Pascoe Robertson, Alex, Bentinck, Lord Wm. | Grattan, James Earl Bright, Hy | Gordon, Hon. Wm. John Grant, Macpherson Wai. Benyon, B | Josep i Trant, J. Barne, M. | Heror, Sir R. | Tavior, M.A. John | Hutchinson, Hon. H. “Telk, A. Carew, — | Kennedy ...
... the particulars which he could colject relating to that unfortunate. trans- action. He had received such a report from Sir John Byng ; and he owned that the impression on his mind was, that there was no intention on the part of the Mayor to interfere ...
... Barnewall, Mr. Fitzwilliam Hume, of Hume Wood, Cul. Allen, and Mr. James Grattan. To the left of the Chair- man sat Lord Rossmore, Mr. Pierse, Mr. Ponsonby, and Mr. Henry Grattan; Sir John Burke, Bart., Sir Thomes Esmond, Bart., Sir Charles Morgan, Sir F. M ...
... Edward Philips RB Ashnrrt, W Fyler, T B Pitt. Joseph Atkins, John General Petit, H Astley, Sir J D Gooch, Sir T S Pitot, G G Antrobus, Cordon, John Palk, Sir L V Barne, Greene, Pollen, Sir John Baker. Edward Grant. Sir A C Powell, W E Rankes, Henry Gve ...
... and Frances, Matthews, for LlantLy G ...
... forward into Mr. Rait's arms, in whieh situation he was conveyed home to Rathmoyle. The villains fled across the field, leaving the tracks of their guns on the top of the ditch, and of their shoes alonethe field. I>r. Grattan, of Edenderry, and Dr. Dennis ...
... Lefevre, C. S. Downton. Lemon, Sir C. Penryn. Lennard, T. B. Maldon. Lennox, Lord J. H. Chichester. Lester, B. L. Poole. Loch, John Hythe. Lumley, J. 8. Nottinghamshire. Lushington, Dr Winchelsea Lyttleton, E. J. Staffordshire. Maberlev, J. Abingdon. Macaulay ...
... desultory conversation resulted from these remarks, in the course of which Mr. Grattan expressed the opinion, that, if the tithes and rents could not be collected without the aid of armed force, it was time that the Legislature interfered. Captain Gordon having ...
... been kept. Mr. Stanley replied that if arms had been given out, it was from the commanding officers to whom the deliveries arms had been previously made. The Government had not made any subsequent delivery of arms, and it was not intended make any addition ...
... understand that he was to receive a year, and a Treasury minute to that effect was trans- mitted to him. Mr. Leader and Mr. J. Grattan opposed the increase of salary. Mr. Spring Rice stated that the minute of Treasury fixing the salary at 1,500/., he understood ...
... (Hear, bear.) In 1822, the number charged with robberies of arms was 64; in 1823, it was 31; and it diminished down to 7 in 1828. In 1822, the number charged with unlawfully appearing armed was 122. and they diminished in the course of the same period ...
... King's printer; from Mr. George Seymour against the beer bill, and a similar one from the publicans of Chichester; from St. John's, Hampstead, for a repeal of the house and window tax; a similar one from Suffolk ; this petition also prayed for a reduction ...