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... namely, religious opinions should not interfere with civil privileges; and it was upon such grounds it should have his (Lord John Russell's) cordial support. Sir Robert Peel.— I shall endeavour condense into (foe shortest possible compass what bave sayen ...
... Cradnck, M. Milbank , Hon. W. Watson in), Lord Ford- Canterbury Cardiff, Lord James Stuart Cardiganshire, .. Colonel W. Powell Cardigan, P- Pryse Carlisle, Col. Lushington,P.H.Howard(o) Carmarthenshire, Hon. G. R. Trevor Carmarthen,. J.Jones Carnarvonshire ...
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... From all accounts he had heard , the vessels were not armed ; one vessel was pierced for guns, but another was laden with arms; and was there, t he would ask, any law in this country which precluded arms and military stores from being exported way of , m ...
... read the usual sessional orders. resolutions respecting election committees, petitions, StcV, were put and agreed to. Lord John Russell moved That all persons who will Question any future return of Members serve Parliament, upon allegation of bribery ...
... entertain* his tenantry dinner alter each rent day.— Wexford Independent First Cargo of New Oats from Ireland. By the Ospray Cardigan, John Jones, master, from Dundalk, which sailed from that port the evening of the and arrived Glasgow on tne morning of the ...
... PRESENTATION OF A PIECE OF PLATE TO THE REV. DR. PALMER. Chard.—A Public Dinner was held the Chard Arms Hotel the instant, for the purpose presenting Piece Plate to the Rev. Dr. Palmer, fof his long and valuable public services. Lord Bridport most ably ...
... Thursday, March (J, Carmarthen. Pembrokeshire: Thursday March 13, at Haverford west. Cardiganshire: Wednesday, March 19, Cardigan.—Brecknockshire: Saturday, Mar. h22,at Brecon. Radnorshire: Wednesday, March 2ft,at Cheshire: Saturday, March 29. at Chester ...
... Coventry, William Williams, F.dw. Ellis Cricklade, Robert Gordon, John Neeld Cumberland, East,. Sir J. G. Graham, Blamire Cumberland, West, .. Edward Stanley, Samuel Irton Dartmouth, Colonel John Henry Scale Denbighshire, Sir. W. W. Wynne, Hon. W. Bagot Denbigh ...
... the promises made Serjeant Arms.—Mr. Spring Riceihcn brought forward a motion respecting the retiring salary Colo ncl Seymour, the Serjeant at-Arms. was stated that the salary of Colonel Seymour was £3,300; theSeijeantat Arms to appointed as his successor ...
... no objection the production of it Lord De Lisle presented a petition from the High Sheriff and grand jury of the county of Cardigan, against the probate clause of the Ecclesiastical Courts Bill. On the motion the Bishop of London, the School Site Bill was ...