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... William Simmons wasindicted for stealing pieces of leather, the property John Grattan. Mr. John Loosemore conducted the prosecution ; and Mr. G. W. Turner defended the prisoner. John stated that the prisoner was in his employ in Feb. last. lost several pieces ...
... was Mr. Muntz’s motion for an inquizy into the conduet of the Earl of Cardigan. Mr. said he was actuated by no personal motives, being wholly unacquainted with the Earl of Cardigan, whom he was not aware that he had ever even seen. He wished to ground ...
... or science put in practice, because knowledge is power; and it is by the power of knowledge alone, and not by the power of arms, that she has so many means of attracting the world to her, and ex- tending the spread of her manufactures.— Two Years and ...
... Corn-laws, and in support of the Government plan of finance. reply to Lord John Russell, Mr. said he could not assent to postpone his motion respecting the Earl of Cardigan, who, he said, was unfitted to command any body men whatever. The hon. member ...
... motion of Lord John Russell, which, as we understood, was put and ‘The house then adjourned at a to four until Thursday. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tnuorspar. The House was unusually crowded, in the expectation of some decisive announcement from Lord John Russell ; ...
... resolution of Lord John Russell was then put, and neaatived without a division ' The other orders of the day were disposed of, and the house adjourned at a quarter before four, till Thursday. LIBERALS WHO VOTED WITH THE CONSERVATIVES. Ban*, John Handley, H. ...
... Washington, of Virginia, eight years; John Adams, of Massachusetts, four years; Tho- mas Jefferson of Virginia, eight years; James Madison of Virginia, eight years; James Munro, of Virginia, eight years ; John Q. Adams, of Massachusetts, four years ; ...
... been sersi inated to the satisfaction of both p:le lies. i I -MINISTERIAL CRISIS. what SIPyNDARDt.-L~'id MIelbournet, Lord. John Russell, the Pei tie.i i ninotn IC an0 i nie te linienbets01 lthle Cabinnot tnO lain in n Mn 0tn i, ttnivi tins loonntiinn ...
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