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... Henniker, Lord—East Suffolk, White. Luke—Longford, Irving, John—Antrim Co, Howard, P. H.—Carlisle, Jones, John—Carmarthenshire, Listowel], Lord—St. Alhan's, Ker, David—Downpatrick, Maher, John—Wexford Co. Lindsay, H. H.—Sandwick, Leveson, Lord, Pennant ...
... Sheil, Sergeant Stock, C. R. M. Talbot, Lord H. Vane. ANALYSIS OF THE HOUSE ON THE DIVISION ON LORD JOHN RUSSELL'S AMENDMENT. Majority against Lord John Russell . ~ resolution (Tellers included ) 35] Minority 228 Pairs, 17 34 Absent Conservatives . 8 Liberals ...
... Moore Vandeleur, Edward Fitzgerald, Thomas Browne, John Mac Donnell, Richard J. Stanpoole, John Bincon Scott, Bindon Blood, James Molony, Poole Hickman, Simon George Pardon. Thomas Studdert, (BunrattyJ John O'Brien, M. P.; F. J. Fitzgerald, Hugh O’Loghlin ...
... added to the national dvmain, and the clergy to be pensioned by the etate. Lorp CARDIGAN oNncE MoRE.—After the late affair of Captain Reynolds t was thought that Lord Cardigan would never again think of ‘*running such a rig ;” but it seems that he has not ...
... Clonel Sir Walter Scott, 15th Hussars has been ordered to discontinue the mid-day drills of his regiment in India. Ljrd Cardigan Again. —Wo have just been informed that the Adjutant the Hussars has resigned that appointment Irecause his commanding officer ...
... U. S. Gazette, that he had 'resigned in consequence of Lord Cardigan having required him to make memoranda, privately, of officers who absented themselves from evening stables. Lord Cardigan, he says, never required him to report officers in the manner ...
... following Spe- cial Jury :—Messrs.Westropp, Attyflin, John Lloyd, J. B. Massy, Richard Mason, R. D. Massy, Samuel Maunsell. John Peppard, Wm. Odell, Peter Franklin, Thomas Weldon, Michael Apjohn, Thomas Adams, John Copley, G. M. Maunsell, Thos. Royse, T. M. Wilson ...
... arising from Patner- ship. TRUSTBES, &c. n. Geo. Chas. Agar. W. F. Chambers, N.D. 4.J. Dalrymple, Bt, Henry Hollaad, M.D. John Malcolm, 9 Styard George G. Mi Bie les Bart. Pearhyn, Es. -yWilloughby, Bart. Wm. Holme Sumner, Esq, Sir Loftus W. Otway Richard ...
... peake, and pine ! But, Sir, I will bring this (juestion of the terrific power with which the principle the nonincrease of land arms the landlord, to short issue: if there be one, even one good, which that does not enable (he landlord to lake from the tenant ...
... of bed, Crook said Get up for hav | drunken Witness went down and opened the doo juaint- | Crook earried the deceased in bis arms, and placed her iv t take | room. She groaved very much, and complained of cold, tleman | was much cut and bleeding. She bad ...
... could continue to range tbemselvefl on that evening in opposition to her Majesty’s government. He understood the noble lord (John Russell) affirm that a fixed duty was preferable to a sliding scale. But there was nothing in the motion of the noble lord ...
... opinion, ld not satisfy the expectations of would yet sweep aw ay the cobwebs of fallacy with which the resent | wall, H. Grattan, ©. Greenaway, R. Hollond, Lo ject of the c orn laws wou subject had been ens hrouded by the supporters of the p' the people ...