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... F. Burdett then rose to call the attention the house the petition of O. Johnston Pearce, now in custody of the sergeant at arms, which he had presented a few days ago. Mr. Pearce now stood in a most deplorable situation, from which every one must feel ...
... William Human, assisted by George when they required it, brought him down : Adams was at his feet, William Horner' bad both his arms, his head hug down before Homan they carried him through their orchard into the next, through a gap which was before trod in ...
... Losniitoron) was a poUtical partisan their own. He did not sit more than 60 days the year the duty of the Admiralty Court. Sir John Nicuoll, in bis eridence before a committee on these Courts, had recommended that the salary should 3,000/. (This is a mistake ...
... Going. Annameadle—Morgan O'Brien. Ternpkderry—John Hunt. Ballymackey—John Cummins. Luboney—R. U. Bayly and Rody. Cleary. iribaum—Francis Young. Nenaph— John D'Arcy, J. Maher, and O'Brien Dillon. Knigh— John Maher. aoughprke—Arthur French. Ardcraney--Darius ...
... inches high, and the brides six feet. Look out for a race of giants. —American Paper. Her Majesty's armed steam-packet the Eleanor, commanded by Lieutenant John Jeyes, R.N„ has just left Woolwich dockyard, to proceed to the West Indies, touching at Portsmouth ...
... the landlords of Ireland would force upon the legislature the adoption of an entirely pew sys- tem of franchise.— Mr. J. Grattan thought the present state of things in Ireland opea to many objections, but the no- ble lord’s bill would make matters worse ...
... the lady John Brcnan, Eoq. Kingstown Lodge, of daughter. March 30, at Withington, near Manchester, the lady of George Oswald, Esq., of daughter. March 2S, at I-oughgall, the lady of the Her. Hugh Hamilton Madden. of sou. March 29, the lady of John R. Young ...
... Fitzstephen French, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Smith O'Brien, Mr Bellew, Mr. Redington. Sir William Somerville. Mr. Mr. James Grattan, Mr. Morgan John O'Connell, Mr. itzpatrick, Sir George Strickland, Mr. Pigot.' and Mr. Slieil. It was supported by Mr. Shaw. Lord ...
... Countess of Erroll, Lady Ids Hay, Countess and Lady W. Stanhope, Countess and the Ladies Augusta and Honoris Cadogan, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Chesterfield, Earl and Countess Cowper, Earl Euston and Lady Fitzroy, Lord Ipswich, Lord and the Hon. Misses Foley ...
... in that series of triumphs which have shed such lustre upon the British nation, and conferred so much glory upon the British arms. His service* in Canada were in the recollection the House. During his command broke out that unfortunate insurrection which ...
... Fellowes, Countess of Carnwath, Lord Willis id Miss Fitzgerald, Sir Arthur and Miss Clarke, Mr. asd Mrs. Savage, Mr. and Mrs. H. Grattan, Mr. Jerningham, 22d Regim.ent, Mr. Edward Berwvick, Capt. Romilly; Bon J. W. Fortescue, and Hion. St. George Foley, Aidesade ...
... Sydney's glorious struggle for which they gave their precious lives. Lord William Russell was the son of the first duke; Lord John Russell the son of the seventh, and brother the eigth duke. At the Leicester assizes, on Monday week, an auction was tried ...