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... capable of holding from four to five hundred guests. This pavilion was ornamented with a variety of flags, arms, and trophies ; over the beng the Arms, and in various parts the mottoes ‘* Church and State,” The Friend of the People,” Commerce, asd Trade,” ...
... am told that I to put you, a six feet one, out tbe room, I naturally reply, that I may overcome you by reason, or law, or by arms, but certainly not by mere physical force. And j .ist so I would bog those who accuse Sir Robert Peel of inertness, in not ...
... the knife, which the prisoner drew across his hand, and then cut him twice across the arm, at the samo time exclaiming, You , you have got it ! The prosecutor's loft arm was deeply cut, und tho muscles were divided. The prosecutor fainted from loss of blood ...
... the Irish Poor Law Bill, and the discussions on tiie various clauses occupied the whole evening. HOUSE COMMONS—FRIDAY. Lord JOHN RUSSELL made the same statement that Lord Melbourne made the House of Lords, respecting church acvothiuodatiou iu Scotland ...
... Curtis Mr. Joseph Care Mr. F. Cox Mr. John Clarke Mr. Stephen Elliott C. D. Griffith. Eoq. Mr. Francis Mr. K. Hickmin* Mr. Jas Joplen Messrs. Thos. & B. Leaver Mr. John Lawrance William Esq. Mr. Thomas Matthewi Mr. John Paice Mr. Charles Paice Mr. Wm. Piatt ...
... the command of Major General Cli General Sir James Macdonell an had passed the S t. Lawrence, and were concentra oon € St. John’s and L’ Acadie, consisting of the Ist D 7th Hussars, Grenadier Guards, Sth, 24th, 71st, a TY; regiments, and two batteries ...
... short debate ensued, after which the gallery was cleared for a division. It was negatived by 219 against it, and for it. Mr. GRATTAN then moved that the following words be added to the motion Notwithstanding that the Hon. Members for the county and city ofCork ...
... dwelling upon few topics noticed in his speech of the previous evening, alluded Lord Durham having been sent out to Canada armed with immense powers and, that while pronouncing death and banish, meat upon the rebels, he was in com* municatioo with the ...
... ditto—Ca J. Grattan, & pariicular = be Captain, vice Dunne, who retires. 40th ditto—Brevet Col. R. B. Fearon, from the to be Lieut. Colonel, vice — — — Odin ian_ Stamford mercer BANKRUPTS a Thomas King, bookseller James Haddon, John Clark, John Porter, Liverpool ...
... newpapaa, with enpinenees, in not appointing Lord Durham’s successor. The last on this subject, is that they intend to make Sir John Colborne Lord High Commissioner and Governor-General. This would not be a maladroit method of topping the Tories; and if larger ...
... William Rackham, chemist Roltendrn Mr. John W.lls, perfumer Sandwich Mr. K.M. Duncnu, chemist I.TTINCBOURNF Mr. P. W.Cordelier, cl.em.Bt Strdod Mr. C. Martin, cliemut Mr. Smith, (late May lam), cbemi.l ToNßßincn. Mr. John Eeenden, cbemiat Wills Mr, Henry Nye ...
... luwarils tbr Building end En> dowmemof CborcbM, wui the liMiimtiont wiib R«tebU«hmcßi. newly i-2000, Tbc present Bert of Cardigan last week gate oar and a half of lam I, for the site of a paraonaoc hoaae. Farnlc ; /.M). (owards the improvements of parsonage ...