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... wilbemade Government with the least possible delay—Dut/m 1 aptr. New Tatekts To Julm Chanter, of Earl Street, I-omlon, and John Gray, of Liverpool, in the county o( Eancaster, engineer, for their invention of a new combination of parts forming an improved ...
... about quitting the Cabinet line. Joseph Hume is going into the braziery line, having a superabundance of that article. Lord John Russell succeeds Doctor Eady as butcher of the Constitution. Lord Althorp is reported to be about turning undertaker. Lord ...
... city. Tlie following are the Members of the Court :-Sir Henry Fane. President: Major Generals Lord Burghersh, 11. Ellice, Sir John Ross, Sir Charles Bruce Colonels Lypon, fid Life Guards j Warburton, Bth Foot; Uutfy, unattached; Lambert, Grenadier Guards; ...
... MAN AGEMENT. / SAMUEL LANE, Esq.. Cn\frMAS. Sir Thomas Deane, Knt. William targe Charles Sugrne, Esq. Randal#lo' John Drew Atkin, Esq. John Robert Lawe, Esq. James Am William Fagan, Esq. WilliJh James B. Ballard, Esq. T. \Wlsoi TRUSTEES. J Samuel Lane ...
... thepre night were brought to the police office. Wore the mayor, names are John Henry. John Kegan, Patrick Heeley. Jsn.ev Bowman. Michael Rooney, Wra. 1 Uni, Mm. Fitzpatrick, John Ilenney, M*Abater, \Vni. *»? S., J. Barnes, J. Honnelly, M’m. Hutchinson ...
... should Lord Althorp be appointed, that he will continue for any length of time to occupy two such important stations; and Lord John Russell and have both been confidently spoken of the future leader of the Commons and the Chancellor of the Exchequer. (FROM ...
... have the powerful alternative of rejecting such a na- tional good, or of purchasing it at the constitutional ex- I pence—of arming the Government With powers which ! might be dangerous to the preservation of civil liberty. Should that be the case, it would ...
... then he gave them a sum of 60 0001. relieve their distresses— ...
... pitiable condition. The following prisoncis were then brought up Patrick Kearney, Daniel Higgs, James Courtney, John M‘~ Kay, T,E. Hendall, Jat Sims, John Powell. Matthew Warry, Cornelius Hickey, Jus. Snook, IVm Reynolds, G. Andrews, Pat Barney, Benjamin Broad ...
... them in some measure with those unions of sentiment and mobs which were now distracting the country. —(loud cheers.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that no member of that house could regret more than he did the attack upon the Marquess of Londonderry ; and he ...
... will send him hack to his Borough Ciouuiel, that with open arms yet waits receive him, and again repose our ; confidence the Hero who, the plains ; nobly sustained ll.e honor of Old Ireland. JOHN TUflllldi, Esq., of Kiluiore, seconding Colonel O'Gjiady ...
... hon. member had exceeded the usual line of his dutyit was, lie conceived, very unusual to call upon a Corporation to give an arm)nnt of their estates. He hoped the lion, member would give reason for moving for such returns. Mr. O’CONNELL contended that ...