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... 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 ...
... were seen marching to the place of meeting—the Coburg Gardens, in Her court-street For the most part, these ruffians were armed with deadly bludgeons, and several bad. we understand, huge knives, the more readily effect their murderous purpose upon such ...
... ANTRIM ASSIZES. Carricl-fcrgut, Monday, August 3, 1R35 Petit Jury—Mmst*. Wm. 1). Henderson, John Hu”*-. Wm. Vmr, John Riddle, P.ir Humill, John Patr'ck, Wm. Hunter, John Monteomerj, June* Moore, brand! Umsmorc, Hubert Greer, and Francis M*Laughltn. William ...
... on (to-morrow.) IRISH MILITIA. Lord John RUSSELL Rave notice, that, on Monday, he should more for leave brinß a Bill, to effect a further reduction in the militia staff of Ireland. CASE OF GENERAL DARLING. Lord John RUSSELL, also, gave notice, that, on ...
... the operation of the late art, and also a part of thee-aunty of Kilkenuy. Mr. 11. Grattan said that if government slid not put down the Omar-nom in the North, be would arm his Itnauls for that expressed cordial approbation of the moths' war agreed to, and ...
... saw him take hold of David Jenkins's arm and go with him, I did not we him take hold of Evens's arm, he took hold of Jenkins's arm this side of the bridge; Dr. Jones went very ea. y after he had takeu Jeukins's arm, Lewis and Dr. Jones had taken hold of ...
... the evidence adduced before the Ipswich Election Committee, that T. M. Keith be committed to tbe custody of the Serjeant-at-Arms. Some discussion ensued, and the motion was agreed to. Lord F. Egerton appeared at the bar with a report from the Committee ...
... Majority fsvourol tin- proposition that tin: witness sent down custody. i Lmd John UoaskU. moved that Mr Speaker instructed to imparl lb Cut. Seymuur (the late Serjeant.id. Arms the acknowledgment the house lor the manner winch had discharged the dullea ...
... same of Ike loos which the society sostamed Me dos& of Moir tremone sad secretory.. Os hs Me of John isq., Bev. l .l M rural demo sod commissary the of Cardigan, the Rev. Doctor was requested to accept of the . vacant of and treatimer. Doctor Leeellie in ...
... MILITIA STAFF. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on Monday he would move for leave bring in Bill for the further reduction of the militia staff of England and Ireland. Mr. S. Rice could not name day when would brinar on the Budget, although pressed on ...
... trorer.—The plair,iff ei•hdrow Ida record in this case.—Attorney for plaintiff. Messrs. and Morris; for defendant, Mr. George, Cardigan. the demise of Jones v. aSa Jones.—The plaintiff withdrew his record in this raw.—Attore•y for plaintit 11. LI. Marries; ...
... Fielden John ' Pease, J. Williams, W. A. Finn, W. F. Philips. M. Wilbraham, R. B. Fitzsimon, N. Price, Sir Robert Williams, Sir. J. Gaskell, D. Pryse, Pryse Williams, W. Gordon, R. Potter, It. Wilks, J. Grattan, H. Poulter, J. S. Wood, C. Grattan, J. Philipps ...