... betl,' .° B , the youngest of whom, Sir John, married Elizatha. d aughter and co-heiress of John Sydenham, of Ortou,rd, County of Somerset, Esq. ' and died in 1575, leaving died ; s ons and four daughters. John the eldest of these, father's lifetime, ...

... Duke of Newcastle, Lord John Manners, and the Earl of Lincoln, praying for the support of the petitions founded upon them. The Duke of Newcastle, cheerfully and in most noble English, agrees to support those petitions. Lord John Manners declines to do ...

... great favour with Mr. O'Connell. One thing, however, is clear, that the agitation has already lost most of its bitterness. John O'Brien, Esq., M.P., was called to Lie chair, and Mr. Grey Porter was admitted a member amidst loud cheers. Mr. Grey Porter ...

... such bigotry and injustice; but I have done with them, I I want nothing but their abuse. (Hear.) Let it be recollected Lord John Russell took the part of the Protestant Dissenters—he said they are the friends of civil and religious liberty. Where did he ...

... his scorn on the Lord George Gordon Protestants of England for the part they had acted on this occasion. (Cheers.)—Mr. H. Grattan, M. P., said, that the people of England had declared war on the Irish people by their conduct in reference to the Maynooth ...