... Either Sir John Macdonald was in error in stating that he had destroyed the houses of persons engaged in rebellion during the preceding winter, or Sir John Colborne was in error in saying that none had been damaged but of those who were then in arms—both could ...

... fo:- ever. The founder of the family was the Right Hon. Sir John Leman, Lord Mayor of the City of London, a native of Suffolk, who flourished in the reign of King James the First. Sir John was an enterprising merchant, and was the first in London who ...

... nonplussed. will he remembered that three men, named Dorton, Radley, DEVICE OF GRATTAN TO WAKE HIM- and Richardson, underwent two private examinations before SELF.—Grattan, the celebrated Irish b a rrister, was indefatiga- the County Magistrates, on a ...

... 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 ...