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... Imputed to Lord John Russell, indeed, that this was only his opinion. But he (Lord B.) should do his noble friend in the other house the justice to say that he believed there was not a truer or stancher reformer in the entire cabinet than Lord John Russell was ...
... 64. the Catty Package. Each Package I and one•tnnd nett of tea. CA , —ne AMC, of C. 218, Retro , t, T. 77, King William t ; *Arms for Loudon. pros 'Very 41111. All Vow Ready, No. 5, Pries Is., Or •XE o IMAGINAL H VIIOURUUS WORK. DREAMY. Edited by FIAT ...
... Cambridge; T. M. Sherwood, B.A, Dowing Mall, Cam- bridge > J. Walmsley, B.A, St. John’s College, Cambridge 37. Wood, B.A. St. John’s College, Cambridge ; E. Evans, B.A. St. John’s C »y letters dim, from the Bishop of Llandaff; F. IH. Sewell, B. Chichester ...
... LOCKWOOD, JHNBATTY.- G REHINCHLIFFE, JOHN HINCHLIFFE, t his Mark, - ?? CROSLAND. JOHN IOOLLINGWORTH, I AMELIA BOWER. V URIAH WIMPENNY. e ?? ARMIITAGE, U r WILLIAM COOPER, de THOMAS BATTY, he it .JOHN. CROSLAND. . 'JOHN~ RhOEBUCK, o 0 THOMAS NETHERWOOD, Hi ...
... in the Leylands, and now in the Occupation of John Crowther, Solomon Sonburg, Joseph Walker, and Others. Further Particulars may be known on Application to | Mr. John Holmes, Plumber and Glazier, St. John's Square, I Lady-Lane, Leeds, or to Mr. James ...
... 500,000 stand of arms, commissariat, amniunitioo, Sic., suitable to the emergency anticipated by the Noble Lord. We forth* assert, that if the law allows a search for the arms of the poor, the law also justlftes a search for the arms of the rich and therefore ...
... iverders_ontation Convent, Sexton-street, yesterday.-Limerick Chronicle . - ° MANDY'S PARDONED PRTSONERS:-FOUT persons named John- , Dooling, and Dungan, were committed to gaol on Tuesday om the neighbourhood of Moate, charged on oath with being of •Lueld ...
... the Lords would not relax in their attention to that im. portant branch of the public service. He wished to know whether Sir John M1Neil, who had lately presided over the mission to Persia, which was now broken up, and who was at present in this country ...
... entered for the plaintiff on that calculation. BAIL COURT. Mr. O'Malley Iiwin renewed his motion for an attachment- against Lord John Russell, but his lordship declined hearing it, and referred him to Mr. Justice Coleridge, who, he said, would sit in this court ...
... C. Anton, Sir G. Goring, H. D. Powonbv, Hon. J. Archbold, R. Goulburn. Right Hon. H. Power, J. Attwood, T. Grattan, J. Power, J. E. T. Grattan, H. Price, Sir R. Baines, E. Greenaway, C. Protheroe, E. Bannerman.A. Grey, Right Hon. Sir C. Baring, F. T. ...
... 10 0I Messrs. Boileaus, brothers ?? ?? I 0 0T John C nan Esq ?? ?? 4.100t W~illiam Cnlan, Esq., Barton Lodge ?? Chiarles Wald rn, Esq. I. .. 10 0b Patrick Waldron, Esq. ?? .. 10 0 IMessrs. Thos. and John Fottrell ?? ?? 10 0 Peter Brophy, Esq. ?? ?? ? ...
... that of the lord lieutenant of the county, the Marquis of Sligo, to which there could be no objection. The next was that of John, Archbishop of Tuam. Their lordships knew that legally there was no Archbishop of Tuam now in existence, that see being now ...