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... Commons; and the resolution which he (Mr. Grattan) had the honour of submitting, would call upon Mr. Tennent to make his charge, deny it, or stand in the face of the world convicted slanderer. Here Mr. Grattan read a passage fromanewspaper, containing ...
... Melbourne and Lord John Russell. —About one o’clock to-day, some attention was excited in the Strand, about 300 of the Delegates of the Church-rate Abolition Society, marching down, four deep, to have an interview with Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell. The ...
... Lord JOHN RUSSELL did not think, that it would consistent with public convenience, that he should state the House, upon a question being put an Hon. Member, upon report that be had received what had taken place the other House, whether (Lord John Russell) ...
... within hours. The Queen Portugal lias conferred, Dr. Bowring, the Knighthood of the Order the Habit of Christ. Lord John Russell State Lord John Russell’s speech, on Tuesday, on introducing the Irish Corporation Bill, will, of course, be expected with much ...
... expected to undergo, Implied to the Court to excuse him from serving, but met refusal. During the trial of a criminal, which arms likfely to last two days, be expressed his determination, would not let him off*, to condemn all the prisoners! One of the ...
... Jay, May 10. Mr. DUNCOMBE moved the second reading of the Bill for abolishing the rate-paying clause in the Reform Bill. Lord John RUSSELL moved, that it read a second time that day six months. Mr. ME deeply regretted the course tbcrNdble Lord had thought ...
... which. I trust, may always be permitted to slumber in their arms, but which, I have no doubt, should the occasion call for it, would awake, as the ancient days, when Bt>,ooo men arose, with arms in their hands, and courage in their b.*ans, with a Charlcmont ...
... —May : John M*Bride, for attempting to obtain, by a false order, a leg of mutton, and 4lhs. of beef, from William Dinncn, William-street South; Mary Faulkner, for stealing cloak and other articles, the properly of Mary Boyle, Walker’s-lane. John Henry ...
... persons now constitute the officers the Society : Ttut—John M'Cance, Valentine Whitia, and Thomas Balt, Esqrs. Secretaries. Rev. Dr. Hi neks. Dr. J. L. Drummond. Committee. —Francis Whitla, John Clarke, Wm. Sinclaire, Samuel Lyle, Robert Patterson, Joseph ...
... amid much confusion, seconding the nomination of Mr. Hamilton. Sir George Rich proposed John Keatt West, Esq., as a fit person to represent that cit^r. Sir John K. James seconded his nomination He called upon the freemen to do their duty. During his ...
... seven ; which time the Sheriff came into Court, and stated the numbers to be as follows Howard, - - - - 311 Grattan. ----- Acton, ----- Mr. Grattan addressed the electors from the steps of the Court-house. The Conservative strength lias been brought to the ...
... the cause of the Hanoverians. Mr. James Grattan made an excellent speech, which was interrupted frequently the Tories who formed the minority of the Court—who, in fact were not a sixth of the crowd. Mr. Henry Grattan, also* made a speech his usual energetic ...