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... , Holywood House; John Harrison. Esq, Mertoun; Robert Barbour, Esq., Portland-place, Manchester; A. J. Macrory, Esq., Duncairn; Hugh M’Caimont Cairn*, tsq.. Cultra: John Bates, Esq,. Belfast; Jonathan Cordukes, Esq., Belfast ; John Murphy, Esq., Belfast; ...
... from before settling down lor life in the sober gravities of h ulti{niJ amounted 13,650 barrels, matrimony. While walking arm and arm. one day, in f Genesee had brought 75 c; the Toileries, an exquisite, whose vanity led him to ima- Mime rale and Ohio and ...
... into Committee of Supply on the Array Eilim.tci, short discussion took place the suppression of portion of the yeomanry. Lord John Russell and Ma. hox Maole defended the conduct of Government on that occasion. After observation Sir H. Uakdinge, which was ...
... Edward Bell John Hall Sir Benjamin Ramsbottora J Bellew R M Harford S Rawdon John D Berkeley Hon C Harris John Q Redington T N Berkeley Captain Haslie Rennie George Berkeley Hon Hatton Captain Rice E R Berkeley Hon G Hawes Benjamin Ricardo John L Bernal ...
... made it too weak,’ said he,as he set to work new Trial of Lord Cardigan.—The re.urn moved for by Mr. Joseph Hume, M.P., relative to the expenses of the late trial of the Earl of Cardigan, states them to have been as follows ;—viz., for fees to Counsel ...
... FForfarsh Dickinson JH—Somerset W (Jure Colonel New Ross DTsraeli B—Shrewsbury Grainger Durham Dodd G—Maidstone Grattan HMeath Douglas Sir C E—Warwick Greenaway C Leominster Douglas J S-^—Rochester Grey Sir GeoDe»onporl Donro Marquis—Norwich ...
... his sainted sire, whose every wish was the advantage and service of Ireland—he appealed to him and to his venerated friend Grattan whose image graced that hall, and to whose advice and council he owed more than he could express.—he appealed to both to look ...
... the Earl of Cardigan. To a suggestion by Sir R. Peel, Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied that he would not oppose the priuting of the Right Hon. Baronet’s County Courts Bill, as introduced in 1837. Lord STANLEY' announced that as soon as Lord John Russell should ...
... Htmtlioti. Wright. D F**rr Granite, J P Counties Dublin, Wicklow, and Kildare. Cooper, D L, Cooper Hdl. John Ragnalstown House, R Travers. Regt, John M*Clintock, Dromiskin. Cusack. Neville, Molyneaux. Sandf>nl ’lVrrace, Balfour.Sitirley, MP. Lough hea.Lowrvßalf ...
... to London, heavily laden with passengers, was returning from the county election, held at Croydon, when near the Dartmouth arms station, Sydenham, came in violent collision with a number of waggons which had been left by an engine that was proceeding ...
... anticipate a joyous gathering of the fruits of the earth. A field of Siberian Oats was cut down, last week, at Armagh, Mr. John Allen, Land Steward to his Grace the Lord Primate. They turn out most excellent crop, and appear to be superior to any other ...
... the liberty of asking Lord John Russell to whut had alluded in saying, on the late election of Speaker, tiiat lie bad been induced oppose, 1835, reelection of Sir C. Manners Sutton the ground of his personal conduct ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL answered, that Sir ...