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... from Maryle- bone, the prayer of which, at the request of Mr. Gisborne, was read at length by the clerk. It stated that Lord John Russell had taken advantage of the excited state of the country to introduce an unconstitutional gens d'armerie, eir police ...
... Bill; also petitions, numerously signed by the inhabitants of Boston, for the repeal of church-rates, and the liberation of John Thorogood. Lord TEIGNMOUTH presented a petition from certain inhabitants of Marylebone, complaining of the system of cen- ...
... Major Clare M'Taggart, John—Wigton, &c. :Hauer, John— 5 ex lin Co. Marshall, Wm.—Carlisle Marsland, Henry—Stockport Martin, Jor.—Tewke.bury .dartin, Thomas—Galway co. dame, Fox—Elgin Burghs melgtintl, Viscount the Mildtnay, P. St. John W inchester Milton ...
... adjourned. The House divided: Ayes, 127 ; Noes, 431. ATEI. Vglionby, H. A. Grattan, H. Ponsonby, Hon. J. ■ighonby, Major Greg j R. H. Power, James irchbold, R. Greig, D. Power, John Barry, G. S. Grey, Sir C. Redington, T. N. Belle w, R. M. Grote, G. Roche ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... Whar. io tl®#, hecaco* of t«e fcbi* »bo (,t, ''» [chaeral? * tk y to tbut «o«! ! introduce a biU.SDHudii**eoiae altrraUaM the JOHN nether bill. mm toalmie.iu.y, ttor%ht karanat at that lata tka aftaraMauaf anck daralion. aad, '•prctalW, aa tad atoaady kad ...
... 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 ...
... that the house resolve into. committee on the Registration (Ireland) Blll.—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 ...
... place and patronage from the grasp of approaching doom. Every one of the provisions of Lord STANLEY'S bill, against which Lord JOHN RUSSELL and his Irish allies raised the warwhoop of exterminating conflict, was taken from bills formerly brought in by the ...
... that the house resolve into committee 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 ...
... That portion of the Minster, whose destruction we now sincerely deplore, was begun in the year 1291, by John le Romaine, then Archbishop, son of John le Romaine, treasurer of the church, who built the north part of the transept in the year 1260. The Archbishop ...