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... Braham, H. Phillips, Giubilei, Seguin, Nicholson, Willman, Grattan Cook, Paul Bedford, Charles Taylor, Fitzwilliam, and Bochsa. PROMOTIONS AND •APPOINTMENTS—prrom the lianzpshire Telegraph).—Com. John Drake, late o the Britannia, to the rank of Captain; Lieut ...
... patty. (Cheers.). ..Mr. H. Grattan knew that Otsegoposed a reetzrz eis Tl i for its investatist We kin to be Imp ism permuted jimadeo. He * knew that a of Orangemen. 'Wady for (Hear, hum) With web a busied by s abeam= armed with a pfatui, entered Trim ...
... of its members, the ceuenl education of all classes of the people, without distinction of religious persuasion.' After Ixttd John Russell, S r Edward Kbatcubui.l, Mr. Ward, Sir James Graham, and Lord llowick spoke. The House adjourned at one o'clock. There ...
... exchanged at Washington on the d dni h robber f appearing armed by ay an gtward in this offensive and disgusting manner. He himself established ? Nothing hut their proportion of church-rate, Y e arms-2d of February, 1832, and according to which a sum of levelling ...
... occurred which was afterwards detailed , satisfied take verdict of guilty with 0 f the Earl of Orford; it afterwards became the John Orrell, late of Bolton-le Moor., was charged with witnesse*. After a few weeks nniaiipy qualification of want of proof, and ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS, 314Rca 30. In consequence of the Motion of Lord JOHN Russell. with respect to the Irish Church being appointed to come on as early as 12 o'clock to-day, the passages to the gallery, and every avenue to the House was crowded to excess ...
... motion on the subject but should leave it entirely in the hands of Lord complained of port in the Morning Chronicle and Air H GRATTAN of one in the Herald but motion was made Lord J RUSSELL however after alluding to the charge made Sir E Codrington notice ...
... Camomile Pills for strengthening weal: stomachs are an admirable adjunct, andhave already acquired a most extensive sale.—John Bull. The high patronage with which Mr. Cockle's Pills have long been honoured—the beneficiA effects which have constantly ...
... having been posted (o line the way. to preserve order, so strong was tho public excitement on the question of the motion ol Lord John Russell on the appropriation of the surplus revenues ot the Irish Church to general purposes. The Members began to assemble ...
... subnsit. W Lord JOHN RUSS ELL reterredlthe Honourable Meru- L her (as ivell as wee could collect) to thle explatmation lse res was on the point of delivering in some detail, a CHURCH OF IRELAND. f Tite SPEARERI called upon hi Lord JOHN RU SSELL, who spoke ...