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... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Moderator of the General Assembly of the Church of Scotland, the Rev. John Sommers, D.D. the Rev. Dr. Crombie the Rev. Dr. J. R. Browne, the Rev. Robert W. Stewart, of Erskine, the Rev. John Cumming, the Rev. Robert Thorburn ' the Rev. James Chalmers Barns ...
... Her Majesty and Prince Albert arrived at half - Put Lady Lansdowne met her Majesty at the entrance halt the Queen threw her arms round her ladyship ' sapps neck en d kissed her with great affection. The Duke and Duch the Princesses Augusta and Mary of ...
... evening had been publishedthat a full Cabinet Council, of nearly two hours' duration, was held at the private residence of Lord John Russell yesterday afternoon—and, finally, that no t a mem b e r of the Cabinet was to be seen in the House o f C ommo ns last ...
... Upper Canada would throw off the baneful yoke of the mother country. When he remembered this, and remembered also that Sir John Colborne put down that traitor, he could understand that the honourable member for Kilkenny had no great sympathy with the ...
... their employment would be greatly, if not al- together, diminished. The Noble Earl then presented, on the part ofthe Earl of Cardigan, who had left town, several petitions from places in Northamptonshire to the same effect. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE laid on ...
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... and were therefore very well off', anti did not ,vish for any change. In the ab- sence tcf his noblle friend, the Earl of Cardigan, he prenented a number of' petitions from Northainptenohire. and other counties, in support of the corn-laws. Viscount M ...
... Mr. Charles Buller, Mr. Herbert, Sir George Staunton, Mr. Cowper, Mr. Ilobert Clive, Sir George Grey, Mr. Hogg, Mr. John Elliot, Mr. John Abel Smith, Mr. Parker, Lord Viscount Sandon, Mr. Strutt, Sir William Somerville, Sir llobert Harry Inglis, Sir Charles ...
... and, Prince Albert arrived at bali-past ten. Lady Lanfsdowne met her MXjesty at the ent rance all,w'ben the Queen threw her arms ronnd her ladyship's neck, and kiised her with great nititotln. The Duke and Ddaheas and the Princess Augusta und Mary of ...
... that her royal highness had expressed her disapprobation of the application. MORE SHRINKING OF THE IIOUSE. The Serjeant-at-Arms having, on the motion of the N,EY- GENERAL, beet summoned to the bar, acquainted the house that a declaration had been served ...