... relation to the state of Ireland, and the extraordinary events which have recently occurred amongst us. It is stated that Lord John Russell is to bring the affairs of Ireland under the consideration of the House, by a substantive motion for inquiry by a Committee ...

... with his inability to resist the abolition of the Test and Corporation Act, and was himself, under the compulsion of Lord John Russell, no later than the following year when Secretary of State, an example of the ver(y inability he denounced. For the first ...

... 1. The proceedings in the Fouse commenced with several notices of motions, the mos significant being that given by Lord John Russell, for a gelect Committee of Inguiry into the condition of Ireland, which was fixed for the 13th. Lord Crive, in a neat short ...

... had suggested no arguments for voting in fa. vor of Lord John Russell’'s motion. He defended the con. duct of the (Government in the late prosccutions, at consi. gerable lenght. Lord Joux RusseLL explained, and the debate was again adjourned. R e On Tuesday ...

... NEWS OF THE WEEK. Tur detate in the House of Commons, on the motion of Lord John Russell, for a committee of the wheole House to consider the condition of Ircland, which commeneed on Tuesday se'nnight, had not terminated on Tuesday last. The debate in ...

... is en. titled to demand, if she is to remain an integral part of the British empire.’ The resolutions were seconded by Mr. John Tennant, and agreed to, Dr. King, after praising the capabilities and resources of Treland, addressed himself to the inquiry ...

... motion, 225; against it, 324 ; Ministerial majority, 99. Scotch Members who voted in the division on the motion of Lord John Russell, “That this Ilouse do resolve itself into a Committee to take into consideration the state of Ireland ? Minority (Ayes) ...

... fixed duty. He Lappened to be in the House of Commeons when the propoesition of a fixed duty was brought forward by Lord John Russell, where he hieard the proposer of it acknowledge, on the question being put to Lim, that a power would reguire to be vested ...

... passed resolutions condemmning the conduct of Government in respect of the Factory Bill, and thanking Lord Ashley, Lord John Russell, and other supporters of the ten-hours” proposition. At the meeting of the Anti-Corn Law League, held in Covent Garden ...

... usage. He would remind them that tl'e opinion of the House was very nearly divided, and that the noble Lords (Howick and John Russell) had expressly stated that they had the greatest difficulty in making up their minds, and that many of those who acted ...

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