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... Palmerston remained a considerable time in private consultation with Lord John. Viscount Melbourne does not contemplate joining former colleagues the Administration, if Lord John Russell should succeed in forming one, as his health will not admit of ...
... Cork}—Mr. Thimas Alt ridge, Agent. C/ay—T. W. Bacon ; and W. T. Smith, Shipowner. Colchester and Wivenhoc—John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefcbure, Ship Agents. Core of Cork N. G. Seymour, Jun., Ship Agent. Cowes Mrs. Thorold ...
... business was resumed Mr. Grattan, M.P., who repelled the sweeping charges made by Mr. J. O’Connell the landlords of Ireland. Mr. J. O'Cunoell said he did not mean say that there not many exception* to his general description. Mr. Grattan said be was glad of ...
... coercion act*. Mr. 11. Grattan. M I’., addressed the mis ting considerable length, and entered into elaborate defence Hie landlords Ireland. would recommend those individuals to Lord Ihtnoghmore had done, and hoe a party of armed men hunt these assassin* ...
... bear.) If Lord John did these things, he would be popular, and he supposed he(would have to transfer his green cap him.—(A Voice- Don’t part with it.) was afraid that Lord John would not require it. Was there nothing more for Lord John to do for them ...
... Leamington, an annuity of 100/. To hit bailiff, John Hall, legacy of IUOW., and all the short-homed cattle on the farm in Nottinghamshire, *honM the prevent earl wish preserve the breed and retain the same; and to John Elliott, bis bailiff on his Northamptonshire ...
... (load hurras'. Last wet k promised to support Lord John R-mell against the Corn Laws; well, was ready do e same now Peel, if he would agree to give cheap bread the (loud cheering). He adroirrd Lord John Russell tor his conduct on this occasion Famine was ...
... ’nomas Alt ridge. Agent. Clay—T. W. Bacon; and W. T. U. Smith, Shipowner. Colchester and Wieenhoe —John G. Chamberlain. Conway—John Jones, Liverpool Arms. Cork—Coates and Lefrburs, Ship Agents. Core of Cork—N. G. Seymour, Jun., Skip Agent. Cowes—Mrs. Thsrold; ...
... cherned set en- tering the hall. The hua. and learned gentleman was accompanied by Mr. John OCoannell, M.P., ir. Henry Grattan, M P., Mr. Caleb Powell, M.P., Mr. John O'Brien, M.P., and several other members of the asso clation. On the motion of the hor ...
... inspired here by the likelihood of ?* Resumption of office by Sir Robert Peel, or, the next * event, the retirement of Lord John Russell. . THE REPEAL ASSOCIATION. | ti] . n the mass of talk and the documents read at the Con- ation Hall to-day there is ...
... able man. Believe us, dear Sir, your ever grateful and obedient servants, • THE PASSENGERS OF THE JOHN BULL. To Captain John P. Corbin. On board the John Ball, on her pas.sage from Hamburgh to London, the 13th of December, 1845. BRUSSELS, DEC. 11—The ...
... BANKRUPTS. _ _ _ . . John Spong, Ockham, Surrey, coal-merchant, to surrender Dec. 16, at hat-past 1 o'clock, Jan. 12, at 12, at the Bankrupts' Court: solicitor, Mr. Jordeson, St. Mary-at-hill; official assignee, Mr. Pennell. John Charles Edwards, Con ...