Help organising your research by adding bookmarking your articles. You can review your Bookmarks in the Saved area. *
* We take your privacy seriously. Bookmarks and notes are personal to you and are not public.
... Mr. Charles Buller, Mr. Herbert, isir George Staunton, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Colquhoun, Sir George Grey, Mi. Hogg, Mr. John Elliott, Mr. John Abel Smith, Mr. Parker, L'ud Viscount Sandon, Mr. Strutt, Sir W. air R. U, luglis, Sir Charlea Lcmuu, Mr. Edward Buller ...
... body or to criminate any person. On Sunday last, an inquest was held before John Cooke, Esq. coroner, at the Return, at Sudbrook, on view of the body of Ann Burgess, wife of John Burgess, marble-mason, of this city, who was found drowned in the Gloucester ...
... The Earl of GLENGALL prefaced a motion for certain re- turns relative to the registration of arms in Ireland, by details of various outrages connected with arms, and asked whether it was the intention of her Majesty's government to alterthe| law in this ...
... DODWESTSC ENTELLZENCE. IRISH REGISTRATION BILL.-Mr. Henry Grattan gave notice on Saturday that he would move a call of the-house on the motion for going into committee on Lord Stanley's Irish registration bill. The order for going into committee stands ...
... boats full spectators. After a very close struggle, the Cambridge men won by three-quarters of length. Device of Grattan to wake himself. —Grattan, the celebrated Irish barrister, was iudefatigably industrious. lie was so anxious not to lose a moment in sleep ...
... hope?’ says the searcher, tutting faction the word.. Hand. off. i’yeplase!’ returns . • i; nje-l keeping the master-at-arms at arm s length yer’betters that darp’t do the likes o’that I It. Hirtte forme —who d’v. think got hold of?’ The .nan of feelio- ...
... ydlmsik, thi« county. April 15, at t'hiiiping--Sodbury, Mr. John Vick, cooper. April 11, C'ricVlade, John Stanley Faber, infant sun the Iter. John C. Faber. Bilston, Ktaffonlshirr, aged 49, Mr. John Rolierta. was the inventor of tl»e firr-e-cajie, the miners ...
... not procure a espy, hat it was nearly as follows : -John Cavanagh, if you do net give ap the tale firm you took, ye u well be served worse than any than shine the days of Henry VIII. ; sod also John Snarling, If yea do mat &Whams your Litt ttheet you ...
... that the House of Commons was ready to connive, and that the money might be taken with safety. Mr. Hume contended that Lord John Russell's own speech made a case for enquiry. Ttie Noble Lord had stated precedents fir suspending the writ; and yet, instead ...
... Ireland laid received strict injunctions to search tor and seize all unregistered arms Ireland. , . « l >nl CkarUrille said the evil arising from the concealment of arms was on the increase. . _ . .. j Transportation. —The Archbishop Dublin brought forward ...
... their lordships. ARMES-I RE LAND. The Marquis of NOaMAscusy, in answer to observations I made by the Earl of Glengall, said that the officers of police in Ireland bad received strict injunctions to search for and seize all unregistered arms in Ireland. Lord ...
... affairs. Registration of Arms in Ireland.—The Earl of Glengall said that before Easter he asked the noble marquis (Norraanby) whether it was the intention ofthe government to introduce any measure on the subject of the registration of arms in Ireland. Perhaps ...