... but not by their own exer- tions—they were torpid, and it was we who led the van and relieved them. (Cheers,) This is the arm that drew the petition which led to their emancipation. (Cheers.) I drew up the petition which was adopted by the Catho- lic ...

... Carlisle; Mr. William Thompson, labourer, late Fangh, near Warwick Bridge; Mr. John Dickson, No, 17, Buckingham Street, Lancashire, Carlisle; Mr. James Hodgson, Stanwix, Carlisle; Mr. John Rand, Woodside, Carlisle; Mr. Hetherington, Newtown, Car- lisle; Mr. W ...

... not when I was in opposition, or a candidate for power, but siuce I was in office, and I think in the year 1842, in a on the Arms Bill. I beg the House to remember the circumstances of that measure. A discus- sion arose, in which that expression was used ...

... Beil, Joho Mangles, R. D. Bellew, R. M. Marshall, W. Berkeley, Hon. Craven Martin, J. Blake, Martin J. Martin, T. B. Bowes, John Matheson, J. Bowring, Dr. Mitcalfe, H J. Mitchell, T. A. Browne, Hon. W. F. S Bulkeley, Sir R. B. W. Murray, A Buller, Charles ...

... tli , bln er summer for the last ten day * Appleby A lamb, of the white faced breed bred Mr John Gregson, Warcop, was , * ket, or. Saturday last, by John PP ' Its hind quarters weighed J. , &Hwer butcher, ones lb., and realised U. Retort first lamb ...