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... Mr.Ewart, Mr. C. Fergusson, Sir R. Fcrgnsson, Wallace, Dr. Bowring. , Mr. U. Gordon, the Messrs. Grattan, Mr. Pattison, Mr.Warburton, Mr. Wilks, Sir John Hobhouse, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, , the Earl of Kerry, Mr. Ord, Mr. Methucn, Mr. J. Oswald ...
... Ministers thought fit to make. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved, that the house, at its rising, do adjourn till Monday next. On the orders of the day being moved, The Tithe Instalments (Ireland) Bill was read a third time. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that next session he ;would ...
... Perkins, Thomas, by John Clarke, Esq. for Peatling Parva, and Bmntingthorpe .• Pochin, John Arms ton, jun. Sir Heury Halford, Bart. John Ragg, Esq. William Blake, Esq. and John A. Pochin, sen. for Great Wigston. Turner, ...
... Perkins, Thomas, by John Clarke, Esq. for Peatling Parva, and Bmntingthorpe .⢠Pochin, John Arms ton, jun. Sir Heury Halford, Bart. John Ragg, Esq. William Blake, Esq. and John A. Pochin, sen. for Great Wigston. Turner, ...
... Liverpool, John 1. Ca->Mn, Esq., to Eliza, eldest daughter of the late John Todd, Esq., of Preatulea. Aug. 27, at Mt-ils, Somerset, the Rev. John Ragott Doveton, Francis Adams, jun., Esq., of Clifton, Maria, fourth daughter of the Rev. John Frederick Doveton ...
... Pogwaab; Bolivar, Fenwick, ftom Quebec . Lord Althorp. Sproal, from Calcutta; Earl Grey, Tipping, from Africa; Abe on#, from St John's. N. 8., DWwson. from Tortola; Amtroann Terka. Wold, from Guernsey. William Brown, Taylor, from Charleston ; C. Blunder, ...
... ridicule. How is Mr. Grattan, the younger, to blame, if he expect to win by grotesque affectation of style and manner, and by virulence without scruple and without principle, distinctions as high as these peculiarities won for Mr. Grattan, the elder ? Our ...
... their Lordships andjourned. In the Commons' great many petitions, chiefly in '.your of municipal reform, were presented. Lord John Russell then explained the course Ministers had determined to adopt in reference to the Lords' amendments that measure. It ...
... against Ministers, 46. Further proceedings on the Bill were postponed till this day. In the House of Commons the Sergeant-at-Arms informed the House of the escape of an individual named M’Lean, a witness in General Darling’s case, from the custody of one ...
... waist, and was hauled into the vessel. The prisoner was found guilty, and sentenced to six months’ imp’isoununt and hard labor. John Woodland whs also indicted for a violent and brutal assault on a girl, about eleven years of age, from whose evidence it appeared ...
... thrown into high state of fever, and died Friday se'nnight. On Tuesday afternoon an accident occurred at the residence of Lord Cardigan, I’ortuian-square, to Richard Oates, man in the employ of Mr. Case, painter and glazitw, Whigmore-street, Cavendish-square ...
... two very serious ones, by which two individuals have bad to submit to the amputation of their arms, our columns this day also record the melancholy death of John Wordsworth, Mano.bridge, a gentleman arersally respected.-Yak FIRS AT Wooisse.-02 Tuesday the ...