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... taste to resume the dress as prescribed by regula- tion for this arm of the service, and at once discard the s dirtv-coloured trousers, ?? nosy worn by this corps, a whim of Lord Cardigan's, and with which we understand Prince Albert bled nothing whatever ...
... effect that Lord Palmerston had addressed to I.ord John Russell letter impressing on his lordships mind the necessity of advancing in the march of reform, so to keep pace with popular feeling, and that Lord John Russell, in his reply to the noble viscount, ...
... conclusion upon Irish election petitions. Mr. HAYTER, as chairman of the Cardigan committee, reported to the house that Mr. Pryse Pryse was duly elected for the borough of Cardigan, and that Mr. Hertford was not duly elected, and ought not to have been ...
... immortal” Revolution of 1782 followed. Ireland, strong man armed, kept her goods in peace.” The Protestant, rendered just just and honorable triumph, and freed from foreign strife, opened Ids arms to his Roman Catholic brother, and insisted on the removal ...
... Right Hon Sheil, Serjt Stock, K M Talbot. Lord II Vane. ANALYSIS THE HOUSE ON THE DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL’S AMENDMENT Majority against Lord John Russell’s Resolution (Tellers included) .. Minority Pairs. 17 Absent—Conservatives .. Liberals .. Seats ...
... in the chair. The meeting was most ably addressed by a. T T-allv. Trumble, Smith, &o. Several mem. Messr . . slated that Mr. John Saistield n'r had ,i.ed r* London from Uuhlin. hating made a tour through the northern districts of England, and l Uk. up former ...
... Endowed School, to Arabella Amelia, only daughter of the late John Daly, E«q., of Cnarlcville. May 12, l«y the Ucv. Win. Crouch, the Rev. Gaocge Mouat Keith Ellerton, eldio.t son of the late John Frederic EUerton, Esq., of the llon. Company’s Bengal CSUI ...
... the present system upon which Ireland is governed. Ireland is admitted to be the right arm of the British empire, then why persist in an Union which paralyses that arm tor all the purposes of British safety and prosperity ? The friends of Repeal Missouri ...
... fellow-countrymen. Such are some of the bitter thi fruits of the Union, and which hut too mournfully verify be, tire troth of Grattan's prediction, who, with untiring pro- cci Rhsetic sagacity, declared that the Union would have the be effect of alienating ...
... druggist ; John Gunline, Liverpool, coach and cur pinpne.iir Samuel AVP'eyard. Manchester, stuff merchant and -arehon.em.n , J 1 * waring, Goroal, Staffordshire, griper ; John H*mkef, C ton. Nottingham, milliner and haberdasher ; Kwh. d Ell.wrn and John Oood»ortb ...
... street, Hanover-fquare, on Friday last, froia Turville Park, for the season. John War ng, Esq , has left Dublin for his seat, Spring field, Waterford. BURTON CONSTABLE.-Sir John sod Lady Hanmer, Sir Henry Vavasour, Mr. and Mrs. Bosville, Bon. Mr. Lawlry ...
... e s, per Mr. 3l. Os St. Audeon's, per Mr. Daniel, *2l. 10s. i Linen Hall, per Mr. John Levy. 21. lUs. ; Custom House, per Mr. John Conran, 17s. St. Raul's, per Mr. John Hayden, 11. 14s. 7d. Mr. O'CuHMeLL proceeded say that lie had then to report with ...