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... to corni 0 missioners to act arbitrarily, by adopting one rule in one dis- 9, trict, and an opposite one in another. d Mr. HARDY maintained that the hon. member for South. r mark was right in advocating the establishmezit of a law of e settlement. 5 Sjr ...
... business, the house adjourned till Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMONS- MONDAY, MAY 22. (Contireed fromm y este rday's Frreeman.) Mr. HARDY said that many petitions had been presented to that house from Dissenters, praying foraseparation le tween church and state ...
... Wallcourt, D L, Right Rev Dr Cohen, R C Bishop of Clonfert ; Right Rev Dr Ffrench, R C Bishop of Kilmacduagb; the Hon Thomas Ffreneb, J P; Hon Thomas Ffrench, sen, St Brandon's ; Hon Martin F'rench, Jun, Castle Ffrerrcha; Sir Valentine Blake, Bart, Menlo Castle ...
... this point he would not dive deeply into i P church history; but all who heard him must be aware that I this particular could hardy apply to any other nation, and X , particularly could not now apply to any Christian nation I on the face of the globe. All ...
... Mr Thomas Clowry, Killough- in. ternane, Mr John Byrne, Ballycormac, Mr S Patrick Doyle, Kilgreany, Mr Thomas Nolan, ,rs, Ballyellen, Mr John Nolan, do, Mr Michael ss- Hoey, Kilcarrig, Mr John Byrne, Ballytarsna, yer Mr John Clonry, do, Mr Thomas Caily ...
... said to have ibeen given, announced that, if the bill proceeded, Le would I propose a clause, to prevent it in future. Mr. HARDY had admitted before, and he now admitted again, that he gave head-money upon the occasion alluded I to. If the bon. member ...
... TO THE NEW CHURCaC t Os ST. PAUL, AURAN QUAY. WICKLOW GRAND JURY. Sir George Hodson, forealan; Wm. Acton, Hugh Eccles, a Thomas Hugo, George Moore, Q. C. ; William Truelock IBooaey, Robert Chaloner, Wm. Jones Westby, John Synge, l Esqrs.* Major Beresford; ...
... Fitzsisnon, Mary O'Coneil Fitzl 3' Ellen O'Connell Fitzsimon, Daniel O'Comnell Fizsimot ' re Christopher O'Connell Fitzsimon, Thomas O'Conrell vi simon, Henry O'Connell Fitzsimon, Mrs. ('Cornel' el (Maurice), Fanny O'Connell, Mary O'Connell (Mauirice 1 ...
... Empor, county Westmeath, 121 lOs, per the Rev Or Coghlan, C R, including 11 each from Rev Dr ve Coghlan, Jarmes and Thomas Barion, Thomas Eivers, and :e, Hugh Cane, Esqrs. This utrion has on every occasiou come be forward in support of the annuity. Ratbconnell ...
... part of the navigation act which prohibits the importation of ?? produce from ports in Europe.-Adjourned. DINNER TO THE REV. THOMAS MAGUIRE IN GLASGOW. On Tuesday afternoon, about one hundred gentlemen, chiefly Catholics, connected with this city, entertained ...
... to, 11 parliament, anybody who said the contrary Would t r- hooted. Will it be pretended that the !s altered? Will the most hardy of the D y street journalists venture to deny that, under Vii O' t. the First, as under William the Fourth, the aret patronage ...
... for the tird time to propose Mr. Tennyson D'Eyncourt as a fit and proper person to represent this borough in parliament. Thomas Hardy, Esq.,seconded the nomination. Lawrence Redhead, Esq , proposed Mr. Hawesasa proper person to represent the borough in ...