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... considerable space of I ground. Amongst the domestic pets belonging to his family was a gray, black-faced monkey, With long arms and a long tail; which, on count of his mischievous propensities, was al- Ways kept chained to a post on which the hut Which ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... a t rived. He ban left wile in Leith, and (one children, to nest ere • ran inquest was Lowe, at the Cardigan Arms turned a verdict—Died Ay lA. Mr. John Cutnerrall, nrere.sucet, Leeds, las e . E. Wright and I'. Wsyds. F., time), in the mitigated penal ruddier' ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, that pact of th amended clause which directs that aldermien shall hold the, Offies for life was struck out, and wo-ds ad ddei t, the effet that one-half of the aldermen should go out by rot etio Ievery three years. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... adjourned till eleven o'clock to-morrow. HOUSE OF COMMONS, FRIDAY, SEPT. 4. Upon the SPEAKER taking tge chair, The Sergeant at Arms communicated to the house the fact of Norman McLean, of the witnesses in General Darling's case, having escaped from the keeping ...
... Flood made an attempt to revive the old laws, but failed. In 1783 a proposition to the same effect was supported by Mr. Grattan in vain. In 1797 Mr. Vandclcur made a motion with the same view*—this attempt was abortive. Thus we see that absenteeism person ...
... 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 ...
... away with the bone, (great laughter.) Loid John Russf.il said thai as they bad gone s> much into qualification clause, should, at the close of the present uiscussion, piopose to go back to tbe clause. Loid John Russell then proposed the consideration of ...
... Majesty's gold cup, value 100 guineas, at Cowes, for achts nsot exceeding ninety tolls, was w on by John Smith barry, Esq. ?? yacht Columbine, beating John Meiklam, Esq. s, Fanty, Colonel Mnaddes' Corsair, and J. Levison Gower, Esq.'s, Albatross, after a ...