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... report:— *D. li. Pigott(l) 2 I *Thomas Dickson (4) .. 1 *Wm. E. Hudson (2) 3\ Hercules Ellis 3 John F. Darcy 2 Thomas Welsh (5j 1 Dan MDermott 1 Thomas Kennedy 1 •John A. Curran (3) 3 Names of Liberal Counsel who have signed tithe bills, filed in the Equity ...
... Joseph Hudson and Thomas Busher, VVhite Lion-street, Spital- . ields, silk manufacturers. John Walker and James Walker, Leeds, cloth merchants. BANKRUPTS, John Burke, Golden-lane, St. Luke's, soap maker, to surrender Feb. 13, at two, and March 17, at ...
... R.E. Cnbleett, Worth j 'l.c Hon. General St. John, George horradaile. Esq., Lendon ] Chailey Captain i ole, N'ei* haven i John Yilliers Shelley, Esq , Mares- Heory Charles Dakeyne, Esq., ! field l_neinn John Shewell, Esq., London Colonel Davres, Dane Hill ...
... and by that means, he said, they would bind the people of Ireland more firmly to English interests. (Hear, hear. ) He (Lord John Russell) maintained that Lord Mul- grave had acted upon tho -e principles laid down by Mr Fox. He had endeavoured to do that ...
... What did Lord Joun Russell express, and what did Lord John Russell mean? And, again, what did Lord John Russell's supporters express, and what did Lord John Russell's supporters mean ? Lord John Russell expressed, in as plain words as the English language ...
... fulfilment of a contract made twenty-five years ago. The same Hon. Member had a life interest in an inn called the Charlton Arms in the borough. The corporation wished certain alterations to be made in it ; and, to compensate him for these alterations ...
... that the petition pr-^ Hon. Member for Huddersfield should be Tl by lh * the ?? to. pn •* ft* PRIVILEGES OF THE HOUSE Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose to call xkmttmaat House to another subject connected with its I'° f [[ * without any intention of making any ...
... of his Excellency tbe Lord- Lieutenant of Ireland. 41 John Godby, foreman (Tory) Pat Gennings, John Carrol, Nich. M__rkey Robert Shekleton (Tory) John Robinson (Tory John Carrol Simon Byrne ) John Chaimbers (Tory) Nich. Callan Patt Connick ...
... bringing the perpetrators to justice ? — Jan. 12. — House burning 30 Ditto, with coru and potatoes 40 Armed parties attacking six houses, and rob- bing arms 4.) 17.— Attacking houses and murder 100 24. — Murder of one, and severe beating of others. . 40 25 ...
... described the state of Ireland to be one of men- dicancy, vagrancy, and marauding. He said, moreover, that many of them had arms in their hands, and with them committed acts of violence and illegality. The Noble lord further illustrated his case by a story ...
... c:>URr. (Before Lord Abinger.) John Newton, Samuel Swarm, and Richard Lite were charged with having, on the night of Monday, the 9th of Ja- nuary last, entered certain lands, the property of the Earl of Cardigan, armed with offensive weapons, ibrjthe ...