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... But Lord Melbourne con- tinued the responsible adviser of the Queen of - land during the whole negotiation, as proved by Lord John Russell's incautious admission on Monday night ; and it becomes impossible to separate the duties of the legislative office ...
... other place.—Mr. Whitbread presented a Petition from the Portmen of the Ipswich in favourof the Roman Catholic Ciaims.—Sir John Newport gave notice of a motion to exempt from the tax on Bachelors, all persons Members of the Universities ir, the United ...
... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...
... world; [have enjoyod excellent health, and my | could be very Ii way,ata bri ck trot, to the seat of the Earl of L on King at Arms, Dapplin Castle, The | epirits aro good, all things considered ; still it | crowd was of Kinnoul received her Majesty and ber ...
... Visitation of God. Committed the Cou.ntv Gaol.—By the Rev. John Foley, John Williams, and E. Sanderson, Es.jn*., Hold, St rick land, and Henry Barnett, charged with house-breaking Powick Dr. Beal Cooper, John Keel, charged with stealing wearing apparel Broadwas ...
... were Mr. John a moderate Radical; Mr. Fergus O'Connor, an ultra Radical; and Mr. J. F. resident of Oldham, on the liberal conservative interest. The show of hands was declared to lie in favour of 31r. Feargus O'Connor, although and 3lr. John Cobbett ...
... Prentice and Thomas Shelley, of Ma' ter, muslin-manufacturers.—John Bragg, of WhiieW' , Cumberland, thread-manufacturer.—George Sahti ' 1 Leicester-square, Westminster, tailor and breecbcs-n' ', —John Cdleiton, hue of Blackburn. Uncasliire, keeper—Thomas Jarman ...
... Anglesea, Bedford, Berks, the t town of Hungerford Berwick, Brecon, Bucks,” Cambridge, (including the town of Newmarket,) Cardigan, Carmarthen, Carnarvon, Chester, Cernwail, (including Scil- Cumberland ty, Denbigh, Derby, ~ Devon, Durham, (including Holy ...
... these grounds, therefore, should move the previous question. ~ The motion was also opposed by Mr. Western. Mr. Huskisson, Mr. John Smith, and Mr. Barrett, and lost « division, the numbers being—tor the nioimn against it majority in favour of Ministers 74 ...
... Gtay’s-inn. or Smith, Arnold A Haines, Birmingham. John Turner IValts, Angel-court, Throgmorton-street, stock broker, Oct. S5, S«, Nov.ffl. Alls. Reardon* Davto,Corbel-court, Gracechurch street. John IVeUford, Little Gnildford-slrrel, Southwark, timber-dealer ...
... the retreat and at the battle of Ccrunna, under the command of the lamented General Sir John Moore, on whose staff he served. At Corunna Captain was near Sir John when that gallant officer ■received his death-wound. Of Lord Hardinge it is said, by the ...