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... repeal of the septennial act, and vo-e by ballot. They were ordered to lie on the table. BRIBERY AT LIVERPOOL ELECTIONS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, as the house were about fo appoint a committee upon the subject of bribery at the elections fer Liverpool, and ...
... at- last meet.- ill,' Galignowt.. mp- THE LvAtfDOVElRY E NflowD GflAmmtm SozzooL. t5 Onl -The Rev. John W~illiams, N1. A.., Archdeacon and of Cardigan, and late Hnead Master'cif the -Edin-I vereD burgh Grammar School, has accepted the appoint. -ned ment ...
... both persist dov in continuing to hold pessession of a neutral and mw independent country. bmtr In tbe Netherlands also an armed neutrality is by no dulbt -imperfectly observed by the Dutch and T Belgialnohbt no progress wshatever bas been made his the ...
... House ,was that lie might have leave to bring it forward before any of the other subjects that st' od for deliberation Lord John RUSSELL said he had no wish what- ever to stop the Hon. Member in bringing forward his motion. After some remarks from Mr. ...
... for him a generous retuin. On Tuesday Dlght, the general favourite, Barry, the Clown, will be patro- nised by the Carpenters' Arms' Club, and we doubt not he will have substantial reasons to remember Newport with pleasure. His hill of fare presents a rich ...
... patronage of the D)uke of Newcastle, and Mr. P'owell of Nantoes, the worthy representative anJ Lord Liotunfnt of tfhe Coun. ty of Cardigan, Ilo'ircuiarun.re.--Mr. William Bishop, of Stour. port, has lately taken from six moderate-sized trees, a hainilietd and ...
... steamo~bat United States is fired upon from thle P'rescoti, ano ir way from. Ogdkineburgh to Sac'lct el Harbour. b yink. 15. Lord John Russell, in consequence of the ap. ow pointment of tlte committee of the House of Lords to the inquire into thle state of Ireland ...
... house, by his wife, and her son, R. Lowther, who resided at Knottingley, a village close by. It appeared from the evidence of John Ilobson and his son, who lodged in the house of Rylah Richardson, that Richaidson had on Sunday morning got intoxicated. At ...
... Capudnn Pacita, and is placesi eo at the slisposition of Mehiemet Ali. 5 C. - The Waiterloo steamer, with 10,000 stanid of or arms sit beard for thle rise of Don Carlos, takes firs is It tlte Esiglisht channel and is totally destroyed, ilte crewv at, bcliag ...
... The mare had a bridle, which he gave to John Thomas, the constable. Prisoner borrowed a bridle of witness in order to take the mare to the Cawdor Arms Inn to try and sell her. David Jones, ostler at the Cawdor Arms Inn, said that on the day above named ...
... of Lord John Russell, we have steered through all the dangers with which we were surrounded, have obtained a suc- cession of victories, and have at length succeeded in driving the Tories from power. (Cheers.) We have a due sense of Lord John Russell's ...
... Davies, George A. ar Davies, Thomns IHughes, Richard 13owyer, WA. i tI Daniel, Aaron Collier, Robert Knott, John Fishwvicl, st Robert loncs, John Jones, Iixwn, William Wtite- i house, F. ]E. Turiner, William Ilevan, J. 1). IRolberts, sc Charles [till, George ...