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... FREMANTLE presented a petition from Wigan, complaining of the undue return of Mr. Ewart.—Ordered to be considered April 16. _ Mr. GRATTAN moved for various returns respecting the appiopriation of the 50,000/. annually voted for the purposes of education in Ireland ...
... presented a petition from Wigan, tl complaining of the undue return of Mr. Ewart.-Ordered fe to be considered April 16. si Mr. GRATTAN moved for various returns respecting di the appropriation of the 50,0001. annually voted for the el purposes of education ...
... beaten to death by an armed party. In Monaghan, the magistrates bad applied for the police; an armed body had attacked a farmer there; he had applied to the magistrates for arms; they bad been granted, and in December the armed body returned and stabbed ...
... Robert Cadell. London: John Murray: and Whittaker and Co. Now Ready, a New Edition, illustrated with Portrait and Engravings, post Bvo., Ids. Iwh, THE PILGRIM'S PUOdRESS; with a Lile of John Ituiiyan. By ROBERT SOUTHEY, Esq., LL.D. John Murray, Albemarle-street ...
... Lordships did not sit to-day HOUSE OF COMMONS Monday March 18 Petitions were presented for against Corn Laws COMMITTEE Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the order of the for going into Committee of Supply Mr T ATTWOOD said he intended to move an amendment It his ...
... small arms to be reduced as far as It was Possible or proper. He believed that there were somewhere about 200,0450 stand of arms. fie had allowed them to go as low as p~ossble, In order to give an oppiort a- nItY Of providing, Insteed of the old arms, those ...
... Trlbane, Abbott, of Brixham John Pedder, Pattersou. of Colchester; Blanch, O’Brien; and Antcus, Boyd, of Arbroath; and Donroblo, Sinclair, Inverness; all for London. The FalHe, Fulton,of Whitehaven; and Neptune, Lloyd, of Cardigan; for Liverpool. Catharine ...
... waters of Lake Erie.” So long as the Governor was struggling with a force which might have proved too strong for his unaided arm, the Government at home appear have looked on with cralty coolness, taking care to avoid any step or word that could commit ...
... conferring the honour of Knighthood upon the Right Hon. Edward Earl of Derby. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. John Swan- son to the church and parish of Small lies, in the presbylery of Skye and county of Inverness, vacant by the removal ...
... Arthur; and, no sooner was this concluded, than the King of France and his nobles again took up arms in order to avenge the cause of the Count of La Marche, whom John robbed of his affianced bride. Then came another war, in con sequence of his tyranny over ...
... Henry Clerk, Francis Ward, Robert Jones, John Brandling, John Macartney, Alfred Frederick Hanltain, Henry Cooper, Thomas Laurence, Charles Wilson, Frederick Travers, Mathew Dixon, Charles Thorndike, Henry Rogers, John Tomer, Augustas Fitzroy, Edward Fisher ...
... seminaries, in which they will be prepared for the schools to which the teachers trained at the normal school may be supplied. Lord John Russell very fairly remarked Upon the important and much-debated point of religion as connected with education, he was of ...