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... enly Editions which contain the> Life by Mr. Sonthby, and the Contents df theThird’Volume. ' V ' i.; Ii;.:. '- .>■ LORD JOHN RUSSELL on the CONSTITUTION; Ac. Ac, rhii day i* published, in Bvo. pricj l4s. lioardx, the Second Edition, Ti ■ greatly enlarged ...
... Lieutenant John Cramer Roberts, from IStli Root; Lieutenant John Delaneey, from 82d Regiment; Lieutenant VTilliam Fenwick, from '•Sth Regiment; Lieutenant Humphrey Orme, from 6th Dragoons; Lieutenant James M'Queen, from Dragoons ; Lieutenant John Potter Maoqueen ...
... ”—(Applause.) The next toast was, The Health of our Noble and Worthy Representative) Lord John Russell,” which was drunk with the warmest marks of approbation. Lord JOHN RUSSELL, on rising to return thanks, was greeted with loud and continued cheering and clapping ...
... return of Lord John Russel I, but by such majority as to shew to the nation large, that in the county of Huntingdon there was sat of independent Freeholders who knew their righto, and knowing dare maintain them.”—[Loud applause.] Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, he ...
... conclusion of the ne guciations relative to the withdrawing of the Fren- b troops confirming this statement.—(Hear.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL was sorry that the right hon. gentleman’s statement was not more satisfactory. No legs than three different times already ...
... not occar to those engaged in the business. The boat's crew consisted of Robert C. Palmer, Daniel Noonan, Stephen Clark, John Russell, and Stephen Clark, jun- Mr. Palmer, after remaining on the liottom of the boat for some time, attempted to swim to the ...
... the gpriag Aatlzcs, 188*, of conspiracy to molest Sir oeorge indicted, with throe other persons, Richard Stafford C°oke. John Russell Miles, and Richard ' ’. Richard Stafford Cooke pleaded in abatement that he was Lord Stafford, Boron Stafford; James Stamp ...
... franchise. He would oppose ail measures which contemplated any alteration, where the votes were bona fide registered. Lord JOHN RUSSELL spoke in so low tone of voice to be very indistinctly audible in the gallery. We understood the noble lord, however, to ...
... 12*. boards. TOUR GERMANV, anil some the Soiillirrn r«vinca» of (he Austrian Kuiplrc, in the Years 1&0--.M mid 18ii. Ry JOHN RUSSELL, Esq. Printed for A. Constable and Co., Edinburgh; and Hurst, Ro. biiHon. and Co., 90, Cheapside, and 8, Pall-mall, London ...
... James Mill, Esq., Most Noble the Duke of Norfolk, Lord John Russell, M.P., Benjamin Shaw, Esq., John Smith, Esq. M.P., William Tooke, Esq. F.R.S., Henry Warbnrtpn, Esq. F.R.8., Henry Waymeulh, Esq., John Wishaw, Esq. F.R.8., I Thomas Wilson, Esq. Dr. GILCHRIST ...
... LOCKHAWT wa* withdrawn. Sir (1. CIIKTVV.YjiD suggested 49eral rtrbal amendaMnti, which were adopted, and the bill parted. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved for an abstract regarding: labourers' wages.—Ordered, ' PROVISION FOR THE CATHOLIC CLERGY OF, IRELAND. Lord F. L ...