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... memorandums, stated that the cause of the great misery in the south of Ireland must be ascribed to the exaction of tithes. Mr. Grattan was of the same opinion and Mr. Pitt coincided in opinion with his great rival Fox. Mr. Pitt said, that wttbout some great ...
... of the barge for tiic purpose of distraiuiug, and immediately that was done, a boat put off from the shore,.and thirty men armed with handspikes assembled; the collector was turned out of the barge, and the distress was rescued. The men assembled then ...
... an anti-Reformer, and patron of abuses, I mu.-t condemned such,—but 1 must condemned in company with Lord Althorp and Lord John Russell, who voted as 1 did. [Loud cheers.] I shall continue to take the same course; shall claim for myself the right to form ...
... were appointed : — The Chancellor ofthe Exchequer (Tamworth) Mar- quis of Chandos (Bucks) Lord John Russell (S. Devon) Lord Stanley (N. Lancasb.) Sir John Hobhouse (Not- tingham) Sir James Graham (E. Cumberland) Mr. Littleton (S. Staffordshire) Lord Francis ...
... the worthy and respected Vicar of Saffron ; the Rev. John Kii gdoiu, Christ College, Cambridge the Rev. F. Daniels, Stapleford; the Rev. 11. Gilford, of Trinitv College, Cambridge: the Rev. John Rowland, Fellow of Queen's; Win. Esq., of Corpus Christi ...
... sentence of death, tried the Central Criminal Court in dune session last, —John Sadling, aged I*>, and John CiiNsel, 48, for stabbing, cutting, and urounding, and (icorge Rome, IU, John Found, 20, mid James Corston, 19, for burglary; nil of whom his Majesty ...
... Commissioners are Measis. Samson, A. Rumball, Geo. Barrett Leonard, Daniel Mamie, John Buckle, John Aldridge, John Haiutnell, Harry David Jones. John Watson rringlr. John James Chapman, Henry Rowland Brandreth, Gustaviis Du I'latt, and ...
... inconsis- tent with his personal character as 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. The House then, at a quarter before four, adjourned till Monday. KOKSAT, Tune ...
... Thomas Phillpotts, Esq. John P. Darthez, jun. Esq. James M. Rossiter, Esq, George H. Foster, Esq. J. Scholefield, Esq. M.P. WilliamO. Gore, Esq.M.P. George Scbolefield, Esq. W. H. Hughes, Esq. M.P. WilliaaflSriadbolt, Esq. John C. Lockner, Esq. Thorjfts ...
... continued for some time.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL then replied in a few ob- servations, remarking that he would meet the argu- ments made use of on the other side at length on the second reading, or at some other stage of the bill. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then postponed ...
... IRISH CORPORATIONS. the Commons, on Tuesday, the portion of bis Majesty's Speech relating to Ireland, having been read, Lord John Russell rose and said—Although I feel apprehension as to the result the motion I about to make, yet the subject lam about to ...
... character. There were in 1832,533; the average of the three following years, 226; and in the year they were 68. The robberies of arms were jVi'lB32, 238; the average of three years. 60 and in k*36, odfvwTv the whole year of i 832, three years, 525. In re. INhall ...