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... Charles James Napier, Majors General the Hon. Sir Hercute, Pakenham, Sir John T. Jones, Bart., Major. General Sir John Fox Burgoyne, Sir Thomas Whitehead, and Major. Gen. Sir John Dovetee were introduced, and were severally knighted by her Majesty, and ...
... firmness In resisting an attempt te control her prerogative. Mr. O'Connell, accompanied by Mr. John O'Connell, Mr. R. Hutton, M.P., Mr. J. Evans, M.P., Mr. H. Grattan, M.P., Mr. NV. Curry Lf.p , Sir Richard Nagle, M.P., Mr. James Power, Mr. Henry Dillon Trant ...
... emen at Arms, the Master the Ceremo n i es , Si r Willi am Woods, Garter King Arms, Col. Cavendish, Ist Life Guards, Silver Stick Waiting and Cl er k M ars h a l ; Sir Thomas Reeve, Standard-bearer to the Honourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Dr. Chambers ...
... Charles Janies Napier, Major-General the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenham, Sir John T. Jones. Bart., Major-General Sir John Fox Borgoyne, Sir Thomas Whitehead, and Major-General Sir John Demon vere introduced, and were severally Knighted her Majesty, and received ...
... agreed to witb some verbal amendments. Clauses from 23 to 41 inclusive were then agreed to. On clause 42 being proposed, Lord JOHN RUSSELL suggested as a mode of remedying the difficulty of selecting the seventh man to act as chairman, that a permanent list ...
... Charles James Napier, Major-General the Hon. Sir Hercules Pakenham, Sir John Thomas Jones, Bart., Major• General Sir John Fox Burgoyne, Sir Thomas Whitehead, and Major-General Sir John Doveton, were intro. du ?ed and were severally knighted by her Majesty ...
... colleagues of Lord John Russell who did not participate in his ideas upon the finality principle. The fact, Lord Brougham positively affirms, could not be denied, that the whole of the cabinet was of the same opinion with Lord John Russell with respect ...
... te him. No. 2. Lord Brougham presents his compliments to Mr. H. Grattan 2 and, although he could not give him such an auswei to his inquiry as ought to prove satisfactory to Mr. Grattan, yet, as the matter passed in parliament, and as he is unwilling ...
... M.P., A. M. Noel, Ormsby Gore, Greene, M.P., John Davies Gilbert, Macdonald Lockhart, M.P., Winchcombe Howard Hartley, Walter, Gaily Knight, Seymour Sadler, Patrick Stewart, Henry Alaxe J. A. Mulkey, John Round, M.l'., S. Spring Rice, G. Ilyng, R. Lambton ...
... various local authorities in England l „, and Wales relative to the assembling together and arming of certain persons denominating - themselves Chartists .. Lord JOHN RUSSELL observed that it would be quite impossible for this correspondence to be produced ...
... force before Buenos Ayres and in the waters of South America. The estimates of con temp’ate armed vessels, with 20,31* men. On the Ist of March France bad 195 armed vessels, being eight men of war, frigates, and 171 other vessels, with 26,341 men. Hence ...
... Dr. STODDART, 3. That the celebrated remark of Colonel Clitherow, that cheap justice would induce habits of litigation from John o'Groat's to the North Foreland, was not a piece of gratuitous impertinence, but only such an observation as the circumstances ...