... the monster petition agreed to the Chartists that morning Kenuiugtoo Common, in favour of the six points of the Charter. Lord John Kussell then moved the order of the day for the second reading of the Crown and Government Security Hill. Mr S. O'Brien rose ...

... Brazil ? He much doubted if they could ever put down the slave trade by force of arms. After some observations from Captain Pechell, Mr J. O'Connell, Mr E. Dennison, Lord John Russell, air Hume, and Bernal, Anstey withdrew his amendment. The bill was read ...

... party started in search of the principal offender, whom fortunately arreftteJ, I without receiving injury, though was fully armed the time. Jones and his companion were lodged Carmarthen jail Friday night, and were to be ox. amined Monday. _ Rebecca ie ...

... on the Wednesday Mrs Gray spoke to all of them about the poker being taken away; she asked if any of them had taken it away. John Campbell, labourer, was also sworn the Gospel, and the same intimation given to him to Kinnary. Had all breakfast together ...

... who exchanges. Ditto—Lieutenant Herbeit Russell Manners to be Captain, without purchase, vice John Harvey,, who retires upon full-pay. Ensign John Grattan Anderson, from 19th Foot, to Ensign, without purchase. S9th Ditto—Captain Thomas Wright Hudson ...

... never pass, and that he ho^.* . believed wouldlive see the Parliament yet sittil, in College Green. Messrs Maher, John O'Connell, Grattan, O'Brie 11 ' &c ' having addressed the Meeting, at five o'clock tfie rent for the week was announced to be 2001., ...

... once to martial law than •n/f r crime to stalk abroad it did at present. The Address having been read by the Speaker, Mr Grattan was compelled imperative sense of duty to objcct to the address which had just been proposed. He thought that there were other ...

... hardly transport them without their fault. Your only resource would be to afford increased employment manufactures. Mr H. Grattan said, that at no one election in Ire land had there been any expression of determination maintain the corn laws—a sign that ...

... committee: Lord John Ilassell, Sir James Graham, Sir John Young, Colonel Donne, Mr George A. Hamilton, Sir William Somerville, Scrope, Sir Robert Ferguson, Mr Clements, Mr Shafto Adair, Mr Cornwall Lewis, Mr Monsell, Sir Deuham Norreys, Sir John Pakington, ...

... instant, propose an address to her Majesty, praying for the dismissal of the Earl of Cardigan from the array. Thursday’s proceedings were also devoid of interest. Lord John Russell, Friday evening, stated that he should propose, when the House resolved itself ...

... ; hut as the ruffian raised his murderous arm, Mr Robertson stooped low down, and raising his arm at the same time, warded of! the blow. Fortunately he rode on, an ...

... contended, that no measur* would be of any effect which did not deprive the people of Ireland generally of the possession of arms. The bill was then read a third time and passed. The Marquis of Lansdowne stated, that the bill having now passed, it might ...