... William, Bishop of Durham John, Bishop of Lincoln ; William, Bishop of Exeter; Christopher, Bishop of Gloucester; Charles, Lord Tenterden ; William Draper, Lord Wynford ; Sir Nicolas Conyngham Tindal, Sir William Alexander, Sir John Nicholl, Sir Christopher ...

... the result, and duel took place the next morning, when the student who presented Sontag with her slipper was wounded in the arm. The students were both of good Prussian families.— Court Journal. On the opposite side of the coast to comfortable little ...

... glad to see that such conduct met from all parts of the House the strongest reprobation. After few observations from Mr. H. Grattan and Mr. Tiant, the petition was laid upon the table. Sir R. Peel presented copies of the correspondence between the Allied ...

... cutaneous eruption all over the face, arms, kc. from having accidentally eaten a Eiece of sponge cake, into which rice-flour had entered. The was swollen an enormous size, and the symptoms were altogether frightful and si arming threaten imraediste danger. The ...

... Morpeth, G. Strickland,* Sir J. Johnstone, Rainsden.* Walls. Anglesea [ County). —Earl of Oxbridge Brecon County). Col. Wood Cardigan County). —Col. Powell Carnarvon ( County). —C. W. G. Wynne Carnarvon. —Sir Charles Paget* Carmarthen f Couniy). —Sir J. H ...

... resolution that the wealth of the church should lie reduced ; and was supported by Mr. Edward Ellis, Mr. Spring Rice, Lord John Russell and Mr. Brougham. A pledge bad been given tbe present cabinet, which honour and policy would compel them to redeem ...

... are secured upon tbe land.’* How are these contradictory assertions to reconciled ? _ . Mr. WALLACE, Mr. H. GRATTAN. Mr. LEADER, and Mr. J. GRATTAN supported the amendment. Lord EBRINGTON supported the original motion. Lord ALTHORP said that government had ...

... and in which the parish officers must be strengthened with the arm of the police, if it necessary. Supply,—The House afterwards went into Committee Supply the Army Estimates, when Sir John Cam Hobhouse stated, that the vote for the land forces there was ...

... Hugh Lindsay, lames Campbell, jun. Esq. harles Liltledale, esq. John Cockerell, esq. Henry Liltledale. Esq. Thomas Dorrien, esq. George VVarde Norman, esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun. Esq. John Pearse, esq. M.P. Charles Bell Ford, esq. Brice Pearse, esq. William ...

... of people, armed with stones, &c, about a mile from the place of their destination, who threatened rescue whatever property was seized. Proceeding in the execution of their duty they encountered larger body, one of the leaders of which, armed with a pitchfork ...

... command of temper. What is it then that makes Lord John not a great orator? I am almost ashamed to say it —nothing but that be is little man. There is no man whose diminutiveness tells so much against him. Grattan got over his whimsicalalmost grotesque figure ...

... year : Proctors Rev G. Skinner. M. A. Jesus college ; Rev. H. Howartb, M. A. St. John's college. Moderators: H. Philpott, esq; M.A Catherine hall; J. Hymers, esq; M.A. St John's college. Scrutators Rev. L. C. Powys, BD. Corpus Christi college; Rev. J. Harding ...