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... STANLEY presented a petition from the Universtq of Glasgow, against the union of that University with that Aberdeen. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from Drogh complaining of the result of the last election, by which person having but a minority of votes ...
... foundation. be pres Mr. RUTIVEN trusted that the people of Ireland woul! bich it {equal justice with the people of all the Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the House was in poss een al- sufficient evideuce to prove that the Corporations in rela r, after corrupt bodies ...
... Sergeant-at-Arms. The House then, the motion of Lord Johx Russell, seconded Sir R. Peel, agreed to a resolution declaratory of the high opinion which the House entertained of the manner in which Colonel Seymour, the late Sergeant-at-Arms, had for long ...
... appeared— For Mr. Hume’s motion Against it Majority SERGE ANT-AT-ARMS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL begged to call the atteatioa House for one moment the retirement of Mr. Scvm ° the office of Scrgeant-at-Arms, which he had so lon^h that House. The House had already in ...
... the authority of the decree recently issued Don Garlos These men named Smith Dowling and De lauder when so decoyed no arms their side-arms alone excepted Smith offered resistance he was shot first and then bayonetted in the most manner body was stripped ...
... to Norwich In ail custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms attending this House, for the purPoLe o ,r being produced as a witness Gil any charge adduced against John pllgr hfl Aglionby, H. A. Fitzsimon, C. Parker, John Alston, R. Fitzsimon, N. Pattison, James Bagshaw ...
... the Serjeant-at-Arms, as a witness against Mr. Pilgrim. Aglionby, H. A. Finn,. W. F. Alston, R. Fitzroy, Lord C. Bagshaw, John Fitzsimon, C. Baines, E. Fitzsimon, N. Baldwin, Dr. Gaskell, D. Baring, F. T. Gordon, R. Barnard, E. G. Grattan, H. Barry, G. ...
... of health, and in most cases pos- sessing arms, and bound together in the way lie had already pointed out. He begged the House to reflect what must be the consequences to a county in which there were 20,000 armed persons, bound together by signs and passwords ...
... of health, and in most cases possessing arms, and hound together in the way he had already pointed out. He begged the House to reflect what must he the consequences to a county in which there were 20,000 armed persons, hound together by signs and passwords ...
... to the bar at once and discharged.. The JUDGE ADVOCATE (Mr. C. Ferg - usson) declared his intention of voting against Lord John Russell; so did Lord Ebrington (of course with regret, &c.), and others. On a division, Mr. Hume's motion was carried, and ...
... Edward Henry Moore Kelly, to be lieutenant, by purchase, vice Humphrey ; and John Marhenlo Walter, gent., to be ensign, by purchase, vice Kelly. 47th Foot—Staff-Assistant Surgeon John Moore to assistant-surgeon, vice M‘Donogh, who resigns. 61st Foot Hon. David ...