... pits aud snares mentioned the noble lord. (Hear.) The amendment was supported by Mr. Sheil. Dr. Stock, Mr. E. Roche, Mr. J. Grattan, Mr. Pigot,and Mr. Macaulay. Lord Stanley spoke iv support of his own clause ; and was followed Mr. D israeli, Mr. Sergeant ...

... B. GRATTAN did sat tka Nobla Lord h»d oaftda •oy explanation which wa» clear the Homo. clear that waa wrong hit Interpretation of the preaent law. , Lord STANLEY waa aware that lit framing of tbla kind torn* mtiii arito In certain cum. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...

... Hepburn, Sir T. B. Reid, Sir John It. Brooke, err A B. Herbert, Hon. S. - Richards, It. Brovrnrigg, J. S. Herries, John C. ~ Rolleston, L. Bruce, Lord Hill, Sir Rowland Round, C. G. - - Brace, C. L. C. Hillsbcrotigh, Earl Round, John Itruges,, W. H. L. Hemet ...

... (of Clytha), Warner, C. Warde, George St. John Babb, Mytton, ,ftarles Twisleton, John Moore, Stepney Cowell, Stanley lu _ . Cave G. L. Dawson Darner, Ellison, Wyndham, Assheba.ailth g ra. stopford, Henry Grattan, Lambton, Dempster Hekis chbo reaerick North ...

... look don n plate-rack there, liehind pipe which runs along the wall there I found tills seal. [Produced. J There a coat of arms engraved on it. In searching further I found this higiiet ring—[Produced]—behind the same leaden pipe. It was us it now appears ...

... Cavendish, Fane, Villiers, Charles P. Villiers. • SlRS—William Boothby, John Shelley, Phillip Compton, Samuel Higgins, George Seymour, Matthew W. Ridley, Robert Gordon, John Paul, John Beckett, J. Johnstone. MESSIEURS—Denison, Shelley, H. Shelley, Strachan ...

... s nghl arm irom the lelt side of his coat, out a pistol he fired It He held ,t if he was fighting duel or point blank. I thought it was act of rejoicing, but instantly afterwards he drew second pistol from his breast.— He then crossed his arms, and stopped ...

... months' possession to entitle him to be placed ou the registry.— (Hear.) After a few observations from Mr. S. O'BRIEN, Mr. IL. GRATTAN said lie did not consider the noble lord had made any explanation which was clear to the house. It was clear that lie was ...

... (Ieuan Gian Geiriontdd Rev John Jones (Tegid) Dr Hughes Rev T S Bowstead Rev J Jones Alderman Sheil Lloyd Esq Mold Samuel Sandbach Esq John Richards Esq Hugh Hornby Esq Rev David Roberts Rev D Jones RevJ Williams Major Williams John Jones Esq Dr Phillip Jones ...

... Cavendish, Fane, Villiers, Charles P. Villiers. SlRS—William Boothby, John Shelley, Phillip Compton, Samuel Higgins, George Seymour, Matthew W. Ridley, Robert Gordon, John Paul, John Beckett, J. Johnstone. MESSIEURS—Denison, Shelley, H. Shelley, Strachan ...

... Parliaments. Mr. Hume seconded the motion, which was supported by Mr. Williams and opposed by Mr. Ward and Mr. Shaw .Lord John Russell argued against the injustice of depriving the Judge of the Admiralty Court of his seat if the principle were not carried ...

... seriously, that their lives are despaired of. The deceased, whose name was John Staley, was burnt in a dreadful manner. The names of the other unlortunate men are Benjamin Gough, John Parker, Francis Dent, Gervase Peace, Parker, Robert Staley, and James Slaney ...