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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... CORPORATIONS BILL. t Lord JOHN RUSSELL brought up the rePo r pi the committee on this bill ; and after some observ a ', l by different members a conference with the Lords agreed to. (Left Sitting.) , ACCIDENT FROM FIRE-ARMS.— A aay of two since an accident ...
... be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Onslow ; John Garvock, Gent., to be Ensign, bp purchase, vice Harford. 14th Foot—Staff-Assistant-Surgeon John Thomson Telfer to be Assistant-Surgeon. 39th Foot—Serjeant-Major John Brannan, from the 28th Foot, to be Ensign ...
... Maunsell, W. T. Maunsell, George Marsh, Chiselden Henson, Chr. Jeffrey, Thos. Cheshire, John Dean, Richard Ilussey, E. Larkin, T. Lindsell, G. Platel, Jas. Hoyes, Win. Sera, John Smith, T. J. Sharp, T. Southam, H. Smythers, T. Wildash, Jas. VY , e , C. P. Berkeley ...
... Gordon the Messrs Grattan Mr Pattison Mr Warburton Mr Sir John Hobhouse the Chancellor of the Exchequer the Earl of Kerry Mr Ord Mr Methuen Mr J Oswald General Palmer Lord C Russell Sir G Strickland Mr Strutt Col Tynte &c Lord John Russell explained the ...
... The sham-Member can bravely defy the absent and the dead. We request him, however, to favour the company with his opinions on JOHN KNOX. On the whole we sincerely rejoice over Mr. O'CONNELL'S new plan. In Ireland he was all but invulnerable. We have him ...
... preposterous and affected style, by Mr. Henry Grattan, the younger, now member for the county of Meath, and one of the most servile followers of the person whose duplicity and sordid nature it ex- poses. The elder Grattan, probably, suggested the publication, ...