Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Booth, of Naffcrton, Yorkshire: Emmanuel Dommet, of Frome, Somerset; John Pow ell Wilding, of Wallybourn, Salop; William Parkinson, of Hollin Grove; George Octavius Hopton, Durham; John Elkington, of Birmingham, Mar Harsant, of Earl Soham. The Peterborough ...
... and John Mortlock, charged with stealing a pair of boots, the property of Thomas Hay- ward, of Glemsford ; and William Browne, charged with stealing a bag of bran and some straps from the cart of Isaac Knobbs, of Glemsford, were acquitted. John Harvey ...
... Tunday morninii laat, dreadful aßray took place in Thorpe Wood, between large body poMbere and the keepera of the Earl of Cardigan. About half-part twelve on Monday night, the keeperi, fifteen in nninbrr, were the look-out about mile from hi* Lordship ...
... Buccleuch, Marquises Tweed ale and lauhian; Earls Haddington, Rosslyn, Hardwick, Morton, Eglinton, and Melville; John Scott, Forbes, John Campbell, Elebo, Lottgbborough, Ramsay; Viscountesses Melville. S;oormuiil, and Kelburn Sir G. Clerk, and several ...
... 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 ...
... number of petitions were presented from all parts of the country against church-rates MUNICIPAL CORPORATIONS (IRELAND) Lord John Russell, having moved and & 5 the attairs of Ireland, commenced and delivered -Tronoffthf' f reat > in »ich -1 propose this ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... expressions applied them than being denounced as aliens.” JAs uttered the sentence, the Hon. and Learned Member extended his arm towards the lower part of the House, where, below the bar, sat Lord Lvndhurst. All eyes were immediately directed to wauls his ...