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... and seconders of the resolutions were, J. Richardson and T. Watson. Esqre., the Rev. Messrs. John Dutton, G. Young, and J. Ketley, Lieut. Bond, R.N., Messrs. John, Thomas and James Anderson , W. and T. Turnbull, Groce and Walker. The writer of this article ...
... the criminal law in Ireland. After a discussion, in which Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Leader, Mr. More O'Ferrall, Col. Perce% al, Col. Conolly, Mr. Shaw, Mr. S. Rice, Mr. Ruthven, and Sir John Doyle took part, Mr. WALKER intimated his intention of opposing the ...
... that place a day or two before.—John Bull, Feb. 1. It may be interesting to some of our readers to learn that in the Insolvent Court on Saturday last a dividend of 40 per cent. was declared upon the private estate of Mr. John Palmer ; one of 15 per cent. ...