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... (heat Britain. I have the honour to the Right Hon. Lord John Rumu!” ERNEST.” CARLOW. Lord J. RUSSELL moved the order the day for the house to resolve itself into committee of supply. Air. H. GRATTAN wished to ask the boo. member for Greenock whether intended ...
... Fane's Harriers—Monday, at Badnage Way; Wednesday, at Ewelme P ark; and Friday, at Moreton. We regret to learn that Henry Grattan, Esq., N.Y., has been confined to his chamber for the last fortnight, by severe indisposition; but his illness, it is hoped ...
... „i,,ed. Sir It. PEEL laid that he rose chiefly for the purpose of confirming the testimony of the Noble Lord opposite (Lord John Russell) as to ihe high character oi Co- lonel Shaw Kennedy, an Officer in every respect dis- tinguished for his gallantry ...
... that persons in that profession were rally well educated, be would ask whether that could hare been fair selection ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL wished to say a few words the subject, and in doing so would tale care to steer cleu all difference between each party ...
... State ofsociet J I constitute (I, and the circumstances «l the ease- were essentially different. (Loud eh cr.-. ) Mr. 11. GRATTAN defended the appointments of the ma- gistracy which hud been made by the Lord Lieutenant of Ire- land, the. government continued ...
... to their duty. neat—manifesting an activity, intelligence, and power of ex- After •some observations from Mr. Pringle, Lord John tended combination, which greatly added to his inilitay repo- Russell, - Mr. Baines, and Mr. C. Buller, the motion was tation ...
... churchyard arainst of his own bill, but calculated to give great' for Armagh, having interfered for the protection of the un- arm of the law be bronght down to prohibit the formation of ee : : e oz. orargino - Lorward a bill for the general registratiori ...
... seven years. After some observation, unheard from a Member, whose K^'Lr CO -I ,d . not j earu . a d » brief reply from Lord John Russell, quite inaudible, M?™ii! r 1 * a L d lhat he entirely agreed with the Hon. werennh. orSoUthWar^ Mr - D ' *V. Wey) that ...