... arc intended answer. One of them in these terms:— . . * To arms, arms Liberty death ! ** London meets on Tuesday next, opportunity not to he lost for revenging the wrongs have suffer so long armed, be firm, and victory must ours ! ! LISII MAN.” Another of ...

... n, and that th.Tefore the plan now proposed was not a restoration that Constitution, but completely new Constitution. Lord John Russell, in reply to a quests from SirH. Hardinge, did not know how copulation returns were ready; but this was the fouudgtion ...

... eader, -Mr Rnlhven, Sir John Htirke, and Mr John ■ Browne, asserted that justice was not done to Ireland by the bill, and wished ten of the largest counties to hare each one additional member.- . After some observations James Grattan, Sir George Warrander ...

... all arable, and the greater part of the bea' quality, and capable of producing abundant crops of ever; description. This (arm is situated in thriving and populou district, about within half & six miles from sected for nea Kinross. It enclosed ; an' tageous ...

... previous day. If he did not answer Lord John Russell's question, it was not from any desire to take an unfair advantage, but he wished to have a little time to consider the course he ought to pursue- Lord John Russell gave notice, that in going into a ...

... Government would introduce a measure remove the hardship church-rates, of which the Dissenters grievously complained. Lord John Russell recapitulated the facts connected with it, ami gave his opinion that the decision of the church-wardens was most u ...

... in which he had the honour of serving (the Seventh Dragoon Guards,) without the slightest knowledge of the officers. Mr H. Grattan contended that the Duke of Cumberland had interfered in the establishment of Orange Lodges. Mr Ruthven said, he had seen some ...

... Chimpanzee ! Lord John went the other day, Attended a lady gay— Oh dear !*' cried how like Lord T. ! 1 can't to look at this Chimpanzee. The Lady said, with tender smile, Fit all his sorrows to beguile, Oh never mind, Lord John ; me You are not ...

... gave evidence upon the inquest, stated, that the party consisted of eight men, and that each was armed with pistol:— ** We brought no arms from Cork ; the arms were given to by Mr Beresford, who charged them himself with powder and swan drops. The Rev. ...

... motion was objected to Dr Lushington, Sir Robert Peel, and Lord John Russell; and Mr Tooke withdrew his motion. It was, however, understood that the law Had that it must be amended, and Lord John Kbssell means to bring in a bill on the subject. RorancK moved ...

... inconsistent with his personal character a gentleman, and on the motion of Lord John Russell, the hon. and gallant Member was committed to the custody of the Sergeant at arms.—fr,ord upon thin moved that Mr be also taken into custody, and after some ob ...

... principal feature in the day's proceedings. At one o'clock, John Parnell, Esq., High Sheriff, was called to the chair. The meeting was addressed by Earl Fitzwilliam, Mr Fitzsimon, Mr J. Grattan, Mr Nattel, Mr R. ! Howard, M.P., M. J. Bryne, Colonel Allen ...