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... Ireland, a conference wa* appointed to meet the Lords on the amendments made by their lordship# in the Arms (Ireland) bill. On the motion of Lord John Russell it was agreed, after a consersation in which Sir R. Peel took part, that the House at its rising ...
... the Ecclesiastical Commissioners Bill was read third time passed. conference of their lordships with the Commons touching the Arms Ireland Bdl took place. On the return of the peers who had been the conference, they reported that the Commons had disagreed ...
... encouraging slavery by allowing sugar to be imported from Cuba and Brazil, coupled with the facility which Lord Melbourne and Lord John Russell have exhibited, for the promotion of party objects, in turning their backs upon their previously recorded opinions ...
... Considere and Ouclos, but ordered the latter to be sent before the Court of Correctional Police for the illegal possession arms and ammunition. The Moniteur announces that the Gemappe, ship of the line, had sailed from L’Orient for Toulon on the 24th ...
... William Duncombe, M.P., the Hon. Captain Duncombe, M.P., Sir George Smith, M.P., Sir Frederick Fowke, Sir John Gibbon, Sir John Chetwode, Sir John Croft, Sir Thos. Maryon Wilson, Sir R. P. Glyn, &c. &c. Lord Francis Egerton, M.P., we understand, shortly ...
... confidence Mtarv but expedient to that confidence Sir R Peel and around him Mr Darby Mr Hutton aud addressed the house Mr H Grattan contended Sir Peel wholly unfit govern Ireland and declared bis hatred and called Sir would And himself disabled from goveining ...
... Viscount Duncannon, in moving the consideration of the Commons' reasons for dissenting from their lordships' amendments on the arms (Ireland) bill, suggested that their lordships should not insist on their amendments. After a few words from the Earl of C ...
... take to vindicate thegovernment. (Cheers.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose and said, that after the right hon. baronet, | the member for Tamworth, gave notice of his motion of want of con fidence, he (Lord John Russell) stated to his colleagues, for their con- ...
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... Gilbert John Heathcote who was I walking in the lobby of the House Commons while the confidence debate was proceeding lias retiled and the south of Lincolnshire now to be made if possible Conservative borough Tbe candidates are Mr Chaplin and Sir John Trollope ...
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