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... -WEDNESDAY FEB. 8. The Speaker took the chair this d y at five miniutes be- fore four o'clock. GlAND JURY LAWS-(IRELAND). Colornel THOMAS preser-ri d a petition from a parish in Ithe county of Cork, complaining of the operation of the first clause in the Irish ...
... and aroend the patent laws, and for better securiuig to .individuals the benefit of their inventions. MR. DILLON'S CASE. Mr. HARDY rose to call the attention of the house to rthe case of a petitioner, Mr. Dillon, and to move that a se- ,lect committee be ...
... confounds, all the ordinary calculations as to the probable course of a statesman's conduct. However, though the leader is so fool.hardy, there are symptoms of desertion among the ranks which argue that his troops are not all inclined to support him in his attempts ...
... Major Hall, B Roche, William I 13'entinck, Lord W Hardy, 3 Roebuck, J I Bernal, R Harvey, D W Rundle, John Bewes, Thomas Hawes, Benjamin Russell, Lord E 1iddulph, R Hawkins, J H Russell, Lord C I Bisb, Thomas Hector, C J Ruthven' Edward Blake, M J Hindley ...
... Bar ing,F Thornhill Hale, R B Ponsoaiby, Hon H J Baring, F Halford, H Poulter, J S r Baring, W B Halse J Powell, Col Baring, Thomas Hamilton, Geo A Price, S G Barnard, EdwardG Hamilton, Lord C Price, Sir Robt a Barneby, J Handley, H Prire, Richard eBarron ...
... James t Healy, Thomas Doyle, Laurence Doyle, P Bolger, Esqrs. 11 each; and Paul Murphy, Esq, ll of; remainder composed of small sums, of which no list sent ?? 28 17 0 e From parish of Edgewnrtsrown, county Leng. f ford, transmitted by Rev Thomas Grey, C R ...
... evening; there is not, however, any measure or motion of importance amongst the orders to be taken to.night. The e bill of Mr. Hardy to prevent bribery at elections would ap- pear, from its title, to be a measure of some import. If its provisions were in any ...
... Hindley, Charles Scott, Sir g D Bernal, R Hobhouse, Sir J Scott, James W Bewes, Thomas Hodges, TTwisden Scoarfield,iW H Bidduipb, R . Hodges, Thomas L Scrope, George P Bisb, Thomas Holland, E Seale, Col Blackburnei I Horsman, Edward Seymour, Lord' Blake, M ...
... Friday, he would move that it do so in preference to the affairs of Canada, or any other question. BRIBERY AT ELECTIONS. Mr. HARDY was sorry that there was no one connected with the Home Office present. He believed, however, that there was to be no opposition ...
... Parry, Mr. Willams of Coventry, Mr. Leader, Colonel Thompson Sir Thomas Strickland, Lord John Russell, Mr. H. Marsland Mr. Hawes, Mr. Hindley, Mr. Ruthven, Mr. R. Clive, Mr. F. Baring, Mr. Thomas Attwood, Mr. Villiers, WVoIver hampton, Sergeant Talfourd, Sir ...
... Honouirable Baron Ri.-hards, to Thomas Radeiiff Symes, of Ballybegg, in Ihe county of Wicklow, Esq. On the 26th ult., at the Friendsla Meeting house, Grange, Joseph Rake, ef Bristol, to Louisa Jane, youngest dalaghter of Thomas Greer, of RIhonehill. county ...
... could not be a *worse system than that of proceeding by affidavit. The last swearer had always a considerable advantage; the hardy -swearer had a much greater advantage. A striking instance of that fact had occurred within the last fifteen months. I Instead ...