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... London, by John Galt—lmperfections of the Scottish Reform Act—Sir G. Head’s Tour in the Manufacturing Districts of England—Literary Bulletin for June—Political Register. William Tait, Edinburgh; Simfkin, Marshall, and Co., London ; and John Gumming, Dublin ...
... was immediately opened upon it Lord John Russell, a fire well conducted as was the one which Lord John Hay recently opened upon the fortifications at St. Sebastian, and quite os successful in its effect. Lord John Russell never displayed bis powers and ...
... Curl., Sheffield, steel-manufacturers, as far as regards G. Curr. INSOLVENTS. May 31.—John Holford, Clapham, tailor. John Seller, Pulborough, Sussex, tailor. John Wade, Lynn Regis, stationer. BANKRUPTS. Jemima Yeoland, Oxford-street, straw hat maker ...
... Present Sir John English guest) ; Admirals Sir Henry Digby, Frank Sotbcron, and E. Stuart; Captains Sir John Hill, Sir Farquhsr, W. Skipsey, Samuel Rideout, T. Bourchicr, R. A. Yaiea, Charles Graham, DaJling, 11. Plumridge, Thos. Porter, John Campbell, ...
... 4th edition, Bvo., revised and enlarged, price 15s. boards. LECTURES on the PRINCIPLES' and PRACTICE of PHYSIC. By the late JOHN ARMSTRONG, M.D. Edited by JOSEPH RIX. In a thick :Ivo, volume, of nearly 900 pages. Price 16s. boards. The substance of these ...
... - Mr. —GRATTAN presented a petition from Acklow; ying for a total abolition of tithes. . M, $. BARRY presented a great number of petitions . from various places in the county of Cork, .praying for the total extinction of tithes. Mr. J. GRATTAN presented ...
... Hompbraya, retifned,dited .May *», IBj6. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. liotroßD, John, Clspbam, tailor, dated Mtjr 31. Br.LLCR, John, Fulborostb, Suuez, tailor, dated Mar 31. Wadi, John, Lyno Retu, Norfolk.atationar,dated Slay 31. BANKRUPTS VroiA>«D. Jimihi, ...
... truth in that statement. Mr. H, GRATTAN said the statement was quite correct. Mr. JACKBON—Did the hon. member mean say that the statement of the clergyman wiping his eyes with his bloody hands was literally true ? (Mr, Grattan again made some observations ...
... praying for the svme measure of Corporation Reform as England and Scotland, and praying for the extinction of tithes. Mr.H. GRATTAN presented petitions from places in Meath, against tithes; and from Antrim in favour of the Irish Spirit Bill; and one from ...
... per- rnlities. some degree dealt. dealt with ll.em imperfectly, $ jJobS Friend formed by curala for £looa year, Mr. James Grattan . but .1 dealt with them on the principle which I propose to [he clerJvmeo who are wh «r--from F.oni* and the diffarcnt adioinmg ...
... they had adopted. The consequence must be that they would either drive the people out of the country, or throw them into the arms cf agitators. It was vain to suppose that they could continue to govern them by the \ of their army. It bad been argued Bn ...
... 11 A V preseu'.e I petitions from various places in Scotland against the sy-'.eni of statute labour in that country. Mr. GRATTAN pre.ented petitions from the city of Londonderry in favour of the Irish Municipal Corporations Bill, and against tithes. Mr ...