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... purpose was to solicit that his name should be left out of Mr. H. Grattan's amendment, and his sole reason was that he might not any way be mixed up with the Bishop of Exeter. On Mr. H. Grattan's amendment— For it 197 Against it 226 The main question for the ...
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... had been cut off, the same hand almost separated at the wrist, aud the head the arm-bone ' '. of the right side was exposed by large wound at the upper , part of the arm. A long sharp knife and sword were found ; , belonging to the Suwar. It supposed ...
... waiting at St. Sebastian for the men, who, he believed, were still engaged in some negociations about their pay but that Lord John Hay would c every attention to their interests. Sir G. Evans made some personal observations which were met by Sir Henry Hardinge ...
... rily answered tbe Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Sir G. De Lacy Evans, who both referred to the exertions Lord John Hay behalf of the men. The assertion as to destitution was denied, and Sir G. DE LACY EVANS assured the house that the troops ...
... had received some settlement their claims. (Hear.) Sir G. EVANS said there was no thing starvation amongst the men, for Lord John Hay was ready render any assistance that they might have required ; and even though they might return to England. Sir HENRY ...
... his name t I a hould be left out of Mr. H. Grattan's amendment, and his solo ,reason was that he might not In anI way be mixed up with the Mn 11 Bisisop of Exeter. cc is Lord JOHN RUSSELL supported Mr. H. Grattan's amnend. d moot, but expressed his hope ...
... Gray’s Inn-square John Fairfax Bath-street Leamington-priors 15 April 6 at Leamington-priors solicitors South-square Gray’s Inti Aubrey Tredegar Monmouthshire station 5 April solicitors Weeks and r' Cook’s-court Lincoln’s Inn Deakin and John Vipond Pontypool ...
... case of rheumatic gout, which nearly deprived her of the use of her right arm after Dr. Ltruy'a medicine for one week the was perfectly reatored health, and had the use her arm as well as ever. Hath. Respected Friend.—P«obably thoa art not awareil is ...
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... forward this motion tor lollowing it, that U ° Lord John Bussell saw aliiThe lending person, whether a genor'anunfortunate wav would be lo postpone it untd should receive furthe ™ of the Seigeanttet-Arms, or committed to Newgate, consideration. m- ghaw ...