... entire discomfiture of the Constitutionalists, who being surrounded on all sides by the Royal troops had delivered up their arms, and thrown, themselves on his Majesty's clemency. They were 400 in number. • This despatch is dated Seville, 9th March, and ...

... desire to please, ge.. d nerally occasion a misinterpretation of, the motives of the in. ividal, and this has occurred to Lord John Russell. It was extremely unadvised on the part of his Lordship to make- the communication which he,did on Tuesday night, as ...

... his chin on his breast. As for Sir John, he extorted a sort of frantic laugh, which, after all, made him appear the better of the two. A company even c.,uld not at first h obtained to eat the election dinner; and Sir John was seen on a small grey pony canvwsing ...

... Lady M. Mahon Viscountess Barrington, by the Duchess of Northumberland Sir John Gerard, by the Marquis of Hastings Sir John L. L. Kaye, by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington Sir John Hippisley, by the Vice-Chamberlain to the King The Lady Gray, of Gray, ...

... which should be *Henry Maxwell, Esq 66. 4 ,•L0rd Killeen cheering. •John Young, - the property of all. The rich will often refuse to sacrifice It. H. Southwell, Esq 331 Henry Grattan, Esq. Mr. DRAKA an then rase -Mr. Chairman and Genthe sliehtest gra ...

... —The Right Hon. John Russell, commonly called Lord John Russell; the Right Hon. William Russell, commonly called Lord W. Russell. TAUNTON.—Henry Labouchere, Esq. ; Edward Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. TEWKESBURY.—John Edward Dowdeswell, Esq. ; John Martin, Esq ...

... whether she had not the means of going to her husband? She replied in the negative: She had been seeking, with two babes in her arms, for her daughter ever since the 2d of June, and she had parted with all her clothes for food. Her daughter had the mother ...

... Mortimer, Moreton Hope Johnstone, Gallon, M.P., Winston Barron, F. W. Rutledge, John Foley, Clayton Browne, Fdward -Johnson, Bernal, M.P. Towneley Dealtry, Cameron, Grattan, He wood, M.P., K. Hoskins M.P., Gregory, Lloyd , Mostyn, Isenett, M.P., C. Puttient ...

... referred to Lord Althorp, and, atter much consideration, Lord John Russell agreed to abandon it ; and so the conference upon it ended. At a Cabinet, however, which was held a short time after, Lord John met with more support and countenance, and after a second ...

... of the Nettle Lord, it had been said that the Colonies would derive no advantage from choosing such a representative as Sir John Malcolm, acquainted with their circumstances, their interests, and wants, because all the knowledge of that learned person ...

... GRAVE, Sir W. HoRT, Messrs. BROWNLOW, O'CONNELL SHEIL, WYSE, M. O'CONNELL, BODKIN, OTERRALL, GRATTAN, POWER, LEADER, CLEMENTS, Sir JOHN MILLEY DOYLE, Sir JOHN BURKE, Messrs. LAMBERT, FITZGIBBON, WALKER, RUTIIVEN, FRENCH, A. DA WIIIGN, &c. They resolved ...

... the Chairman that the Jury had not believed the charge, and therefore the expences could not be allowed. John Scott was indicted for assaulting John Sanford. It appeared that on the 2.1 of May the prosecutor, who was a shoemaker, and lived in the defendant's ...