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... bri of arms Their object had beea co such a basis as to the continuance of war. There was another case the of arms of a different character to those which he had just referred to. He alladed to the affairs of Sicily. In that caso a ion of arms had been ...
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... vernment in asking for it. What remedial measures been promised them? Where were the great ennecilt- atory measures whieh Lord John Russell had 80 eloquently shadowed forth when in Why, if he did not intend to earry out these measures, did he turn out the ...
... have whatever he liked. This supposition ori- ginated a rumour that he would occupy the Admi- ralty. It was unfounded. Lord John Russell sent for Sir James Graham, and offered that position to him, with necessarily a seat in the Cabinet. The offer was ...
... glory, greatness, jew fi nt of the of (Hear, bear.) ention in Lord Ashburton considered that the advice given Bank by Lord John Russell and the Chancellor d; but it should be taken as the advice of the oo ot inter- Government, and therefore he it would ...
... disqualify that man fore seatin Parliemen has no objection whatever to poor John Smith for J in an attempt to rob bis neighbours of their religious ties, but he denounces John es-e villain for secking fend bis right and lawful property against a troop ...
... Alexander Mann, Esq., President, Revs. Joseph Hay, William Allan, and Alexander !Orley, Messrs John Duncan of Parkhill, William Gibson, Robert Mile, Andson, John Lumgair, jun., Treasurer. Alexander Mann, Esq., President, having taken the Chair, the meeting ...
... government, at the nest sitting of the Court of Chaucery POLITICAL EXTRACTS. TRIAL OF LORD CARDIGAN. ( From the Morning Chronicle ) It rumoured that the Earl of Cardigan means to plead of clergy. Our readers will find is Markstone a mutate aerminit of the ...
... altogether fictitious, or to parties supposed to be connected with them in the sort ef dealings in which they have teen engaged. Mr John Thomas Gratton, corn miller and slealer in grain at Chestertield, stated that on the 13th December he received a letter [which ...
... these points in which we agree; and really there is a remark. able coincidence between Lord John Russell and toe at the present rte mem. I agree with Lord John Russell in thinking that this country cannot bear a revolution once every year. I agree with ...
... Wilmot's amendment 178 72 Majorily . • • Adjourned. Tuesday, May 29. Mr moved that the thanks of the house be given to the Rev. John Vane, the chaplain, for the sermon preached by him in the morning before the house, at St Margaret's Church, Westminster, and ...