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... of the Rev. Father Troy, and it explains the nature of the apology’' referred to. “St. John's, Newfoundland, January 5, 1838. ** I, Patrick Stafford, of St. John’s, shoemaker, now on iny ick bed, and with very liitle hope of ever recovering, do, of my ...
... Witnessed bv John Williams, servant, who died soon after, wards, and the female prisoners. believed lie should be able to show that this Williams was all his life marksman. The fust codicil was dated the loth of October, 1836, and John Williams being ...
... that House wilh trench*, ry superadded to perjury; and he (Mr.Grattan) begged to ask the Noble Lord whether he would i follow it up or not? If he did not, he (Mr. Grattan) would, i He (Mr. Grattan) would sitdown— (Great cheering and laugh- ter)—not repeating ...
... was sent train Sligo oil thu 22d. Lord MORtPETH: Aiid forwarded from Dublhji on Fri. day [hear, hear t)! CJJURChl LANDS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that on one fluy durn the week aflter next, though lie could not, according to thle roes Ittuhos, lath ...
... fcveti lbo>e whicb |l( i te wa one winch ? lord (Lord John Russell) himself. The I 10 the cj r Peel) referred, was delivered by tho ‘f.|'e„i,mlng of the sossion. In his speech on that IS ,O, rd’’john Russell) said that while he could not l^fi=ioo“ k „1„ ...
... friend, be- cause they were known to a majority of the members of thut house, and because they had been communicated to Lord John Russell and other members of the government. Lord LY-.DHUR-T — I must insist on kn_-sving from the noble visconnt whether he ...
... O'Connell be committed to Newgate. He (Mr. H. Grattan) would ask him to do it if he dared. The SPEAKER called the hoc. member to order, and said he was pressing hit views in language which was not decorous. Mr. H. GRATTAN said he spoke of political, not personal ...
... made them, instead of being put down, could be reiterated? And he must say that wherever the noble lord might think he (Lord John Russell) was about to lead his followers, the noble lord had certainly led his partisans into a most ridiculous position, into ...
... GASKELL, Mr. COLQUHoUN, Mr. WYNN, Lord EASTNOR, Mr. HORSMAN, Mr. PLUMIrPTRE, aUJI Mr. HOGG, until Sir EDWARD SUDDEN taunted Lord JOHN RUSSELL with not having delivered his opinions as leader of the Government; but Sir EDWARD had little reason to rejoice in ...
... following are the this cc nimittee :—Ri c h ard S nder a son, 4' herton, John Brocklehurst, Fred Ti ) 'L. Young, Frederick Hodgson, n Fort, the Cornelius O'Callaghan c , at leld, John Bow e 5, ' Ole. es, William Curry, and the Hon. CORN EXCHANGE—MONDAY. ...
... M'Namara, Maj. W. N.—Clare Co. M'Taggart, John—Wigton Mahony, Pierce—Kinsale Marshall, W.—Carlisle Marsland, HenrT—Stockport Martin, John—Tewkesbury Maule, W. H.—Cariow Melgund, Viscount —Hythe Mildmay, P. St. John —Winchester \fortieth, Lord—Yorkshire Morris ...
... Mad Mow may propone hia, by way of addition to the motion. Mr.H.GRATTAN.—I wiah my amendment tote added after the laatword of the raaolnttoa The SPEAK ER.- boo. member meene. Mr. H. GRATTAN then roee, end proceeded With ten amendment townrde the chair, ...