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... JERVIS. ••Whitehall, March 27. 1839. Mr. Stanley presents his compliments to Mr. Jervis, and beg* leave inform him that Lord John Russell's motion respecting the policy of the Irish government is poj.ti»oned till Monday the 15th of April, on which day it ...
... was loaded with petitions, which he carried a box ou one arm, and large carpet bag the other. He walked to his seat amidst great laughter, and cheers from the ministerial benches. Mr. J. GRATTAN presented a number petitions favour of the policy adopted ...
... O'Conntell entered the House at a quarter to five, sod seemed In foill1 health and spirits. He carried a large wooden box under one arm andr ti a carpet-bag under the other, both filled with petitions. The Hon. I and Learned Member was remarkably well received ...
... the third. the commencement of the reign of George the Third we find accounts of attacks upon houses—of persons going about armed forcing others to give up land.—of persons going about disguised—and of witnesses being theatened, and force used by a combination ...
... adopted by I the House he would then come to a direct vote upon the - resolution which he (Lord John Russell) had submitted. i For his own part he (Lord John Russell) thought that the Z House of Commons ought not to place itself in the unparal- I leled ...
... Ministers were presented Mr Grattan, V. Stuart, Mr Hume, Mr O'Connell, and other kun. members. Ireland Adjourned Debate. On the Order the Day being read for resuming the debate, Mr M. J. O’CoNNEU. the resolution I.oid John Russell »»u two-told consid ...
... James's case, which stood for Tuesday week,, was deferred till. Thursday latt, the 25th, on account of the debate en Lord John Russell's motion. Mr. Baines's motion, in the case of Mr. Thorogood, is also necessarily deterred (to the 30th inst ) from ...
... Thorp, John Waddingharn, Esq., T. Nunncley, j Esq., Thomas T. Luccock. Esq., Samuel Hare, Esq., J. O. March. Esq., Edwin Eddison. Esq., Mr. Wildsmith, Mr. j W. West, Mr. Denny, Mr. Edwin Turner, Mr. John D. ' Luccock, Mr. John Wilkinson, ?? Mr. John Bower ...