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... this was his dctermina»ion, and he only hoped that they would have fair battle. Mr. ROEBUCK said that the noble lord (Lord John Russell) opposed this change because bethought it would interfere with the stability of government. Now he (Mr. Roebuck) did ...

... The clause agreed to, Lord John Russell undertaking cultivators of the soil—be taken into account, that words to the we ave doubt the property of the country is On the noo’ion that the chairman report progrew, * , . Lord JOHN RUSSELL expressed hope that ...

... the occasion. The was caused the publication of article in the Spertimy Magazine. A ewe, the proper* of a poor peasant, named John Caulfield, Peak, near brought forth bi« lambs last week at a birth. lamb* are all living, but thu dam died immediately after ...

... notice. am. hir, yi must ut and humble aervanl, J*a‘© the lo be, hir, your boat obedient bumble JOHN KENNEDY. »exvanl, MiUtowo. couatv Dublin, May, Iml7* JOHN HENDERSON, Hoa. Sec. ■ D. W, Harvey, 1-a., M.P- KILDAKfc-l-LACK SOCIETY SI. 18. A wetting of y ...

... of the Mr. Shaw—.To move clause, limbing the relief to guraent of the hon. genti-roan, fur the bouse would cot writ, (Lord John Russell) was perfectly ignorant. pr vided the necessity relief of the lame, impotent, old. i>ound by former opinion expressed ...