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... Seaford F. If. Dickinson 1-abella Cooper John Gladstone Edward Hyde East N. ill Malcolm ?? H. lii.T- Philip John Milrs Henry Goulburn John Mitchell Win. Windham Dalling Richard Mitchell Andrew Arcedeckne John Rodon iVm. Burge Alexander Stewart Eras.] ...
... disappointed. Mr. Pioot baa introduced Bill , Lord John Russell announced) for the Reform Registration in Ireland, of which the wholesome principle of equal justice to Ireland” U main element. Lord John Russell's receutiy-inuo. duced Bill into the House ...
... subjects another. two.. (C e ) If that Church could not stithe t of E. 1 of Foxley, No: thlk, on the L•k el •& • R N and Messrs. John Hardy, Jonah Cressingham, Lee : tent that the Sovereign shoule piofeas one religion and the Warner, Hawke, . o e ff r, r, eux ...
... a. Britct.—To Lieut.-Col. in the Army—Maj. Charles John Deshon, 17th Foot. To be Majors In the Army—Capt. George Dalhousie Joliffe Bait, 2d Foot—Capt. John Gooclay Strutt Gilland, 2d Foot; Captain John Darley, 17th Foot—Capt. Oliver Robinson, 2d Foot. ...
... the Vaceinatlos Bill palaoTpotitiona from eonaretatloiit of Proteatant Dleeentera acidut ehoreh-ratee, and for the raleaaa of John Thoroaood; potitlane from the of Sheffield, aUttoc that out of 1,000 men there were not 20 employed, and that they hid 3,000/ ...
... BILL. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that as great anxiety was expressed that this Bill should be sent to the other House, he thought it was desirable the House should sit to-morrow to proceed with the Bill. Sir J. GRAHAM—Any other business. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—None ...
... that two of the officers in the regiment hav quarrelled and challenge following, the matter whs reported to the bai l of Cardigan, who placed the offending party in confinement for a short time. The friends of the Earl say that he could not have acted ...
... RADNORSHIRE ELECT iow.—Sir John Walsh in terday elected without opposition ; he was I nomination by Mr. Frankland Lewis and Mr.P' DEATH OF GENERAL Sin JOHN gret to announce the demise of one of the soldiers of modern times, General Sir John 0 G.C.B. and G.C.M ...
... managers of the conference appointed by the House of Commons. The conference had been conducted on the part of that House by Lord John Russell and other Members, with whom he had left tiie copy of their Lordships' address. (Cheers.) GRAND JURY CESS BILL. Viscount ...
... , Marquis of Lansdowne, Earl of Clarendon, Marquis of Nonaaabj, Viscount Palmerston, Lord John Russell, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Earl of Minto, Sir John Hobhenoe, Lord Holland, Viscount Duncannon, Mr. Labouchere, Lord Morpeth, and Mr. Macaulay ...
... magistrate of Bow-street), and Mr. Burnaby (the clerk of the same police court). There were also present Lord Uxbridge, Lord Cardigan, and other noble personages whose names did not transpire: Several reporters for the , public press were waiting to be admitted ...
... the opposite side of the road, crossed over for the purpose of seizing the prisoner; but on his (the prisoner) placing his arms across and holding out both the weapons, he became alarmed, and while pausing as to what step lhe should pursue, the ruffian ...