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... Lord JOHN RUSSELL stated that it was the intention of the Chancellor of the Exchequer to make his general financial statement on an early day, aft (.r the house shall have assented to the second reading of the Irish bill. ABSENTEEISM. Mr. GRATTAN hoped ...
... arch 2, I'. Roberts, Holbeck • Leeds corn miller-31arch 16, J. learn- City -road, and Bradford, Yorkshire, —March 5, Saint John Cartorksop, Nottinghamshire, grocer—Feb. 6, E. 11. Newmarket, jockey—Feb. 6, It. Insoll, Brighton, —Feb.t6, W. A. Darby, ...
... and on their Balance.—On Ickre Royalty.—On the Aristocratic Elements in Free Countries.—On Constitutional Monarchy. LONDON : JOHN CHAPMAN, 121, NEWGATE-STREET. Now ready, price Gs., complete in one volume, neatly bound and embellished, TILE PHANTOM SHIP ...
... limbs. On the 11th of May he was observed by his chaplain to draw his right arm from the bedclothes, and making a feeble effort to raise it. Doctor, he faintly murmured, this arm is EMANCI PATED. It 80011 fell.—Rotnan Correspondent of the Daily News. ...
... Sir George Grey to the meinorial froin the Dean o Hereford to the Queen on this subject : Whitehall, Dec. 20, Sir,--Lord John Russell having placed in my. hands the petition addressed by you to her Majesty, and transmitted in your letter to him of the ...
... by most people. What, however, they want in wearables, they make up in readiness. and proficiency in the use and exercise of arms. They take to the gun with a sort of natural kindliness.— Limerick Examiner. _ _ .. _ CuANcict.Loa.—The Chancellor still ...
... you to make this known also to your curate, Rev. John M`Mahon.' REPEAL ASSOCIATION.—The weekly meeting in Conciliation Hall was well attended. The chair was taken by Mr. Town Counsellor Sheridan.—Mr. John O'Connell said that the new year was opening for ...
... before Mr. Hicks, the coroner :—Thomas Herbert said, that he was the son of John Herbert, a farmer, living at Castle Dykes, near Farthingstone. On Monday fortnight the deceased, John Tibbs, 'was at his father's house, and also a person named Mans ning. They ...
... abuses England, and Scotland, and Wales, and ,the Channel Islands, and the Isle of Man, he abuses Old Ireland more. He calls Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL, of all things, an ethereal dodger! We will say nothing about the dodger —hut ethereal ! 0, Mr. MEANINGLESS ...
... Miss Julia Bennett); Lady Clutterbuck, Mrs. Humby. After which, a farce, in one act, by John Maddison Morton, entitled Box and Cox, a romance of real life. John Box (a journeyman printer), Mr. Buckstone ; James Cox (a journeyman hatter), Mr. Barley; ...
... against free trade generally, and against the repeal ot the navigation laws. CARDIGAN ELEMON.—The election for the Cardigan boroughs (which comprise the towns and districts of Cardigan, Adpar, Lampeter, and Aberystwith) took place on the 9th and 10th inst. ...
... Sedgwick, resigned. Confusion worse confounded, says the Galway Vindicator, is regularity itself compared with the Synod (John of Tuam's) ; first the frightful destitution of the people, then a subscription by that same people for the Pope. The London ...