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... ed last night, though in a more modified form, and ?? met by an indignant denial, and partial refutation by Mr Hawes, Lord John Russell, and Sir George Grey, who in the close of his speech indulged in fle following very se- Tere strictures on the conduct ...
... in pursuance of a formert notice, moved, that these papers be reprinied fdr the us.e of Members. After a fewwordsfrom Sir JOHN ANSTRUTH4E&; and Mr CREEVEY, the motion was withdrawn. The CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHHEUER thef rose to state the plan which he ...
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... d occurred to Mr John Henry, son of one of the members for South Lancashire, who acted as one of the mounted patrol; when urging his horse through the crowd, he was stabbed in the leg and otherwise injured, but not dangerously. Arms were not generally ...
... 0+- - E- PARLIAMENT. ,Ig HOUSE OF LORDS-April 12. nd Mr JOHN CLERK was heard further in the e- Roxburgh appeal cause. To be further consider- ri- ed to-morrow. ey The reversion suspension bill was read a first th time, after a few observations fromn Earl ...
... bal- last-we must have sails-we must have a stout arm at the helm-we must have stout arms to man her. Now is the time to strike the blow, to make Ireland for her lovely sons. Are you ready with nerved arms to give effect to that blow. I am ready, with those ...
... School in ChriLt's Hofpital appeared at Court, and were prcfented to his Majefty, as he w.vas palling to the Drawing--oom (Sir John Anderfon, the Prefident, being indifpofed) by James Palmer, Efq. the Treafurer, who decli- ned the honour of Knighthood on ...
... It. jive' lBrudienell, Lord Iowvrey Burge, G. Eye 33urrard, G3. Lvmingt-as BIuxton, 3. .1. Great Iei Calvert, John -Mtiutingdon Capel, John Queenborong,, C:arrivgton,&I-C. E. st Msawles C-artvvright,WXX.RI. Nrthanmptonshire Crcil. Lord T. Staml'ord Chaplin ...
... Northumberland- the Earl of Cardigan-Viscount Esmouth-Viscount Har. ?? Ward-Mr Fox Maale, M.P.-his Excellency the French Minister and two secretaries-the Baron Andrian -Sir Edward Cust-Lady Emily Dundas-Admiral Dundas -Lord John Hay-Mr G. Craig, M.P.-Mr ...
... was~once three years, and another two years in Newgate, and had been repeatedly in every prifon in London. John Stewart, groom to the, Earl of Cardigan, was tried for-throwing a quart glafs bottle from the. two thillings gallery of Drury-Lane Theatre, and ...
... BERNARD would rest the of the measure npon the single fret, that a large quantity of arms had been imported into Irelind, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Mr ROCHE complained of the absence of the members for the West Riding and Manchester ...
... f foot, took his trial ?? . las, on the charge of murdering John M'autcbin, jun. of Castletown. It apneared that, oving to the 'extensive pl'ander'rarried on of the materias -of lthe . John Fairfield- a vessel wrecked during a recent gale off the Isle ...