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... -MONDAY. An immense number of petitions was presented for and against Lord Stanley's 8i11Mr. GOULBURN wished to know when Lord John Russell intended to move his proposed alterations in the Poor Law Amendment Act ?. Lord J. RUSSELL could not name the time ...
... Ashley, Mr. Wm. Ashley, Mrs. Wm. Ashley, Frederick Byng. SlRS—Joseph Copley, Henry Wheatley, John Hobhouse, Hedworth \Williamson, Robert Peel, James Graham, John Johnstone, Robert Gardiner, Geo. Grey, Hussey Vivian, E. Lytton Bulwer, Geo. Anson, Gore Oaseley ...
... not procure a copy, but it was nearly as follows :— John Cavanagh, if you do not give up the late farm you took, you will be served worse than any man since the days of Henry VIII.; and also John Spading, if you do not discharge your late tenant, you ...
... clear definition of the franchise; and this bill, to have effected any good, ought to have defined it accurately. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN seconded the motion, and mainly dwelt on the injuAica of the bill to Roman Catholics, whom it would especially disfranchise ...
... that the house resolve intocommittee on the Registration (Ireland) Bill.—Sir W. Somerville moved, as an amendment, and Mr. Grattan seconded the motion, that the consideration of the bill be deferred till that day six months.—After discussion, in which Mr ...
... Ashley, Mr. Wm. Ashley, Mrs. Wm. Ashley, Frederick Byng. sutS—Joseph Copley Henry Wheatley, John Hobhouse liedworth Williamson, Robert Peel, James Graham, John Johnstone, I Robert Gardiner, Geo. Grey, Hussey Vivian, E. Lytton Bulwer, Geo. The two missing ...
... hit perfect assurance. —(Oh, oh.) He most aay that th. ae constant interruptions were calculated great inconvenience—(Hear, JOHN RUSSELL wa* understood to say that these interruptions had been very frequently made Hon. Gen tlemen the Opposition benches ...
... at Buckingham Palace on Duchess of Kent, Marquis of intess and Lady Georgiana I of Liverpool, Countess of Anson, Earl of Cardigan, Morley, Lady Anne Maria ourne Lord Holland, Lord ron Liwenfels. The Queen airing yesterday afternoon unt Melbourne bad an ...
... appropriation” ASHLEY report from the Factories’ committee IMPEACHMENT JOHN RUSSELL petition presented Teignmouth certain inhabitants of the Marylebone complaining of the endeavour John Russell to undermine the institutions of the country the introduction ...
... Was proposed by Henry Grattan, Esq., M.P.; and seconded by M.E. Coi bally. Ksq., M.P., and uuanimou-ly resolved :— That the foregoing resolutions be advertised. ?? R. GROSVENOR, Chairman. v ihe Chairman having left the chair, and John Jervis, Esq., ?? having ...
... those very men, was denounced as a public enemy in a wingmanufactured speech from the throne. Aye, this is the UNION which Lord JOHN RUSSELL and his colleagues fear the rude impostor of Ireland will repeal. His harness is on their backs—his whip is flourished ...