... of Lord John Russell, we have steered through all the dangers with which we were surrounded, have obtained a suc- cession of victories, and have at length succeeded in driving the Tories from power. (Cheers.) We have a due sense of Lord John Russell's ...

... carried on a division by a majority of 56 to 34. Mr. Wason moved that Mr. Keith be taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms.—Motion postponed. Captain Boldero said, that seeing the noble lord, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in his place, he wa3 ...

... Godwin, Mrs Brunton, Hook, the Misses Lee, Gait, Banim, Mrs Shelley, Morier, Mrs Gore, Horace Walpole, the Misses Porter, Grattan, Gleig, Maxwell, Brockden Brown, M. G. Lewis, confer distinction upon the collection. Here also will be found Madame de Stael's ...

... England with flour and grain Rover, Berry, w;finimity. Ro]lin«' Hughes; Tredegar, Harvvood Cae*ieon ''if'• C«& Moderator, Johns George, Johns MarJ Jvarw ...

... House ,was that lie might have leave to bring it forward before any of the other subjects that st' od for deliberation Lord John RUSSELL said he had no wish what- ever to stop the Hon. Member in bringing forward his motion. After some remarks from Mr. ...

... classic style, was unri- valled and Lord John Russell beside it, appears poor indeed. But although wishing to appear the pacifi- cator, his positions were feeble, and were ably turned by the ministerial leader. Lord John Russell possesses much dexterity, and ...

... frighted by the talk of a collision. The house divided, when the numbers were-For the mo- tion of Lord John Russell, 324; against it, 238. Majority, 86. Lord John Russell moved that the further consideration of the amendments of the Municipal Reform Bill be taken ...

... motion for papers relating to Canada; and Lord Ashley, a Bill to alter and amend the Factory Regulation Act (6th of April). Lord John RUSSELL obtained leave and brought in, a Bill to suspend for four months the operation of two Acts passed in the last Session ...

... Mr-Commissioner Law, ordered to be discharged forthwith :— 13eiijaiiiiii Jeffreys, John Moses, William Pros- ser, Thomas Bailinger, the younger, Samuel Booth, Rees Thomas, John Watkins, Thomas Lewis. Previously discharged by detaining creditors—James Tesdale ...

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... of jjff'ce. Pliillips, Esq., was proposed \)v Mr Da,vict Saunders, and seconded by Mr lltomas -'liters John Orove, Esq., was proposed by Mr 'Hiam Johns, and seconded bv Mr Richard Aubrey Phil! jps was elected by a majority of 3. A vote j thanks was unanimously ...

... house, by his wife, and her son, R. Lowther, who resided at Knottingley, a village close by. It appeared from the evidence of John Ilobson and his son, who lodged in the house of Rylah Richardson, that Richaidson had on Sunday morning got intoxicated. At ...