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... Being required to swear to that. fact, she declined, g i v i ng her reason, t h at h er h us b an d b e i ng serrsnt to Lord Cardigan, was so often in town and out of town, that the could not swear positively as to where he taas at a particular time. The ...
... infamy which the Whig-Radical Administration has embraced. The scale of duties on the importation of foreign corn, which Lord John Russell has announced his intention to propose, shows that Ministers in their desperation have become as inveterately hostile ...
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... Lord John Russell on Thursday at the Colonial Office. The agent for Jamaica and Mr. Dean, Chairman of the Customs, had interviews with the Chancellor of the Exche. quer on Thursday in Downing.street. Mr. Alston, M.P., had an interview with Lord John Russell ...
... After designs by (trandville, &c. A s' London: Wiloughby avdCo., 8i, Aldersgate.street; W.Stranige, w r. ii. Hetherington, Grattan and Gilbert, W. Brittai,, G. Beager, tV. M. Clark, S. Gilbert, J. Pattie, J. Cleave, J. Cleinerats, (T K I, Puarkess, W. Vickers ...
... vas hung with violet velvet, enriched with escut•• cheons emblazoned with the arms of the empire, flags, and trophies. Above the high altar was an immense banner with the arms of the empire, surmounted by a golden eagle with the wings displayed. On the ...
... official residence in Downingstreet, relative to the sugar duties. Col. O'Reilly and Mr. Lynch, M.P., had an interview with Lord John Russell, yesterday, at the Colonial-office. The Russian Minister - transacted business, yesterday, at the Foreign-office. The ...
... Office, two very respectably dressed man, who adoption of the report, conjointly with some other reso- gave their names John Williams and John Wakeling„ the lotions, which was seconded by the Rev. E. Biekersteth, former about 30, and the latter apparently eight ...
... inquest took place at Saint George’s Hospital, before Mr. Higg>. on the body of John Dawson, aged thirty seven, formerly rough rider in the Regiment Life Guards. Police constable John Gray, 2 A, stated that between eleven and twelve o'clock on Wednesday morning ...
... must say that it is not very creditable to Lord John Russell to allow this volunteer ally of his to slight some of the best and most reputable men of the Liberal party. It would have been much more to Lord John's credit if, instead of sitting still after ...
... fixed at centimes the killograrame, about sj}d the 4lb loaf. Three men named David and George Alice and John Reeve have been committed for trial by Sir John King, a magistrate in Bucks, a daring burglary committed at the house of Mr. Dayman, a farmer. at Tring ...
... he would . 3nove an Address to the Queen, praying that her Majesty would he graciously (?) pleased to remove the Earl of Cardigan from her Ma-3esty's service. Several unimportant orders were gone through, and the House Adjourned THURSDAY, MAY 6. Lord ...