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... Band—The Highland The next toast proposed by the noble host was that of Major-General Sir John oodford, which was received with warm cheering. Major-General Sir John Woodford replied to the toast. Band—The British Grenadiers. The Duke of Wellington then ...
... M. Manchester; Gill, J.,Plymouth; Gordon, Lord J. F., Forfarshire; Gore, Colonel, New Ross; Grainger, Durham; Grattan, H., Meath; Grattan, J., W’icklow County; Greenaway, C., Leominster; Grey, Sir George, Devonport; Grosvener, Lord R., Chester; Guest ...
... to the honours of the Bath. Some explanations were given by Sir J. Hobhouse and Lord John Russell upon this subject; and, after few remarks from Mr Mangles, Mr Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and warm eulogium upon the character and conduct of the Earl of ...
... advocate, for £153-these being the upset prices. There were bidders for the patronage of Weinyss.— Courant. Lord John Russell. —Lord John Russell, who left London Saturday week, arrived at the Royal Hotel here Tuesday evening, where he was joined by Lady ...
... Committee met at twelve o,clock. Mr William Anderson, guard of the mail from Edinburgh Aberdeen, Mr Rattray, also a mail guard, Mr John Ray,cleik to the Duty-House atGranton Pier, Mr A.G. Somxnerville, Post-Office clerk, and Mr Andrew Dowie, factor to Admiral ...
... branding, twelve days —a period time reckoned amply sufficient to allow of the complete cure of the fish.— Banffshire Journal. John Knox's House, Edinburgh. —This tedious process has at length dragged itself to a conclusion, but the result will be anything ...
... he had deep sympathy been instrumen tal in asking his countrymen to arm. In the present osition of Europe, it was the duty of every citizen ofe very country to learn the use of arms. For the purpose of giving proper expression to the national will of ...
... Vkuxkr called the attention of the what, had predicted would he the result of not passing the Irish Arms Hill. was satisfied that the permission ...
... believe. —Manchester Guardian. Smuggling. —John Evans, master of the smack Peggy, was convicted on the sth instant, in the mitigated penalty of £25 for a seizure made by the comptroller at the port of Cardigan, of one gallon and half of whisky. It being ...
... the monster petition agreed to the Chartists that morning Kenuiugtoo Common, in favour of the six points of the Charter. Lord John Kussell then moved the order of the day for the second reading of the Crown and Government Security Hill. Mr S. O'Brien rose ...
... Brazil ? He much doubted if they could ever put down the slave trade by force of arms. After some observations from Captain Pechell, Mr J. O'Connell, Mr E. Dennison, Lord John Russell, air Hume, and Bernal, Anstey withdrew his amendment. The bill was read ...
... of that ommtre were redretsell : it ass thus opposed by Mr John O'Connell, Mr It. M. Fox. Mr Grattan. and Mr It wart aupporteal. as a needful protection to the loyal Irish, by Mr Morgan John O'loanell and Mr The bill was as An invasion of the tight of ...