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... original motion supported by Mr. Leader: ané both Opposed by Mr. Labouchere, Mr. Spring Rice, Sir G. Grey, Lord John Russell, &c. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ably summed up all the arguments of the Opposition, the motion of the hon. baronet the member for Leeds ...
... names of certain voters who had no right to vote, and ought not to have been placed o n the r e g ist r y of voters .. Mr. GRATTAN moved that the Minutes of Evidence taken before the Belfast Election Committee be printed (ministerial cheers). The motion ...
... O’Ferrell R M Yates, John A Ferguson, Sir . , Palmer, C Fyshe Fergusson, Hon G Parker, John i-tii Fitzpatrick, J Parnell, Rt Hon Sir H Baring. Thornhill Forbes, William Perceval, Col Solicitor-General NOES, Archbold, Robert Grattan.H J‘Myac Bateson.Sir R Huehes ...
... month w -''« Mary, Brown, Tonghal Honour, Body. Fowey Palm ter. John a, Llanelly Farottrite, Trirett, Wateffccd Hannah, Marthall, Bidefccd Palmcretane. Bailey, Briatol Mary Ann, Jamea, Cardigan Royal-oak. Owmte. do Ann and Maty,WlUlma,tleath Union, Prnat ...
... the 7th inst. aged 28 Charlotte Aulkin, of Alstone near Che » aud On the Oth iuat., at an advanced age, Mr. William ¢ is, as arm, Southem, near Cheltenham. round On the Mth inst., at Richard, third son of M oberts, of Southars Varm, near Chelten! Same day ...
... but it bad no result, and, the motion of Lord John Russell the House went into Committee the Poor (Ireland) Bill. After a long discussion the or Emigration clause, was agreed to. though Mr. Uenty Grattan had moved, au amendment, that it be struck out ...
... netnhers of that house wi , ll treachery au:peer:ldd to perjury ; and he (Mr. Grattan) begged to ask the uotale lord whether he wooed follow it up or no? if he did not, he (Mr. Grattan) would. He would sit down, not repeating the words of the and learned member ...
... Given under our hands this twenty-eighth day of February, 1838. JOHN MORTON. Agent for the Eart of Ducrr. OBT. SNOW PAUL. GEORGE WATHEN. WM. MARMONT. JOHN CLUTTERBUCK. HENRY LEWIs. JOHN PEGLER. HENRY BURGH, Gloucester, Saturday, March i. At Wayward’s ...
... HISTORY of the NETHERLANDS. T. C. Grattan. 1 vol. fis. 4. The HISTORY of SWITZERLAND. 1 vol. Cs. r : The above form a portion of the Historical Series of Dr. Lminer's Cabinet Cyclnpsadia. London: Longman and Co. ; and John Taylor. ...
... Denison, do Maria. Jooct. TfaMlfVpßkkaidaoa, Ulmtn Anne, Wlgnoll, do Pndsrellffb, Seeds, do Brother-h-alstcr.Roghoa, Leap John, Hewitt John Raylo, Jones, Drogheda Uttls Kale. FoeUag. Dahlia WEPRA— CHBOrut, Sailtd (Much 22) /or VcloeUj (»X Cimno. tdtti Qiie ...
... position, with his shirt sleeve tucked up, and his left arm bound round. He was quite dead. Mr Stevens, surgeon, deposed, that upon an examination of the deceased, he found an incision in his left arm, in the usual place of bleeding, apparently made by a ...
... Aberdovy-ferry on the evening of the ntlemen, who left him on the PenrhY o, lo him. On the following day his horse on the Cardigan side. His cloak, ere near the same place, and although ot made for him, he has neither been folio s believed he must have ...