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... admiratioti and gratitude of all who d desired to maintain the pertsaueuice of o ur national i institutions. I d Mr HENRY GRATTAN was saurprised to bear so extraordinary a speech from the lion. Baronet Y (Sir George Sinclair.) It ?? a melancho'ly want ...
... bowed down with years, had conic to one of the meetings, in which the speaker was explaining the latter part of the 7th of John. After the conclusion of the service, she was asked, !lave you found auythiog r Ali, yes, ►he replied, with tho deep emotion ...
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... Chilton, Esq. John Murray, Esq. ?? J. Fuller, Esq. CharlesRichardson, Esq. I George Hayes, EqG. G.Williams Sanders, Esq. IMatth. D. Hill, Eso. Q.C. VS. H. Shlppard, Esq. I John Howell, Esq. John Stone, Esq. r Directors in Edinburgh. JoHN HopE, Esq. Dean ...
... Ashburton, the Earl of Galvav, Lord Wynford, Lord Galloway, the Blarquis of Northampton, the Duke of Cambridge, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Stuart de Rothsay, Earl Shaftesbury, Earl Ripon, Bishops of Norwich, Salis- bury, Rochester, and Liclifield, Earl Eldon ...
... gentle- men rose together ; and amid ?? waving of hand- kerchiefs, cheers, blessings, and gratulations, Mr r Byng, leaning on the arm of the Cairiman, Lord r Charles James Fox Russell, M.P.. and supported by I the Duke of Bedrord and the Vice-Chairman, the s ...
... that a Select Committee appointed inquire | into how far the conduct of Sir John Colliorne, now Lord Seaton. was entitled to pension for his service! in Upper Canada. j Lord John Russell said, he regretted the hon. Member i for Kilkenny should have brought ...
... imposed by the bill, vhich lie thought might be removed if proper provision was made to secure their means of return. Lord JOHN RUSSELL thought that, under certain regulations which he described, an emigra. tior of Hill Coolies might be allowied into ...
... protection to the freedom of the press. By one of its clauses, if the verdict were not 40s. no costs would be allowed. a Thie arms (Ireland) bill avent through Corm- s mittee. GL ASS DU'rTEs. Otn bring.ing up the report of the glass duties bill, 'The Cl ...