... the distress in Mayo, which, after distinct re-assurance from Lord John Russell, that the government had already afforded, and would continue to afford, relief, was withdrawn. Lord John Russell, in reply to Major Beaucierk, said, that measure, based on ...

... Ollier witnesses having been examined, John Bartram was next brought into the room in the charge of the constable. countenance betrayed evident marks of imbecility. was not sworn. Mr. Gross addressed him, Well, John, yon remember yesterday?” After a short ...

... Cessio Bonorum Bills, and several private Bills, __ The House then adjourved till Monday, HOUSE OF COMMONS.—The Serjeant-at Arms ap- peared at the table, and that he had been unable to apprehend Colonel Fairman, pursuant to the order of the house.— Mr ...