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... knew would be difficult to do without them. Mr. O'Connell supported the Bill.—Mr. Richards and Mr. A. Trevor opposed it. Lord John Russell said, here was case in which large sums of money were raised and expended, sums which bad increased to a great amount ...
... Holhorn, woollen draper,—Alfred Tullett, flackney, arocer.—John Shindler, Brornpton, Kent, Jutcber.—William Meson, Fickelt-street, Strand, bookseller.—Tliomas Warr, Allweston, Dorsetshire, builder.—John Sykes Bramhaii, Bristol, culler.— Joseph Saul, Green-row ...
... Christian religion in this conn- try, and tends to alienate the affections of the people from the established church. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, the bi.hops had from the most ancient times been a part of the constitution. No such reason could be urged in ...
... 1811. He married in 17'J4 Penelope Anne, second daughter of John George Cooke, Esq. who died in 182(i, and whom he had issue ten children, the third whom. Lord Brudenell, now Earl of Cardigan, was born 17**7, and married Mrs. Johnstone after her divorce ...
... regard to this country, declaring that Lord John Rus- sell's resolutions were everywhere coudemned, and that the Canadas might be said to be in a state of open revolt. Mr. C. BULLER, referring to Lord John Russell's speech of Monday night, said that it ...
... game upon land belonging to R. Gosling, Esq., atManuden. — John Woolen, seven weeks or pay £1. 135. 2d. for the same offence. — John. Girkin, two months, or pay £5. 18s. 45., for assaulting John Quy, at Bradwell near the Sea. — William West, the younger ...
... waiting at St Sebastian for the men, who, he believed, were still engaged in some negotiations about their pay, bnt that Lord John Hay would give every attention to their interests. In reply to Mr. Bradshawe, Lord Palmerston said he took upon himself all ...
... might be led by their bias to one parly to adopt the v&w which favoured their own friends. [Loud ministerial cheers.] Lord John Rossull rose, amidst loud cries ol ‘•question.” The noble lord said, ministers sal silent on question under consideration, ...
... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT The Ministry. On Monday, Lord John Russeu. rose to bring forward the motion of which he had given notice relative to the government Ireland. After all uuing to the appointment of a committee the Lor Is, to enquire into the state of ...
... noble lord had received any information of persons connected with that body arming themselves, and If had, whether it wa* hia intention lo any steps in consequence Lord John Russell said, in answer lo firatqoestioo, would state that had received an intimation ...
... highly approved. The cylindrical apparatus which contains the seven charges, is a contrivance at once sure and simple. Ten men armed are equal to seventy, and we can scarcely doubt that the weapon will soon become as popular as it is powerful.— Atlas. Young ...
... removed. What has its oratory— in which it has been surpassed by no other nation, done towards it ? In what has the genius of Grattan, Burke, Curran, and of the orator of our own day — O'Connell, rendered Ire- land more tranquil, happy and prosperous ? The ...