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... almost inaudible, On the 3d of January, 1846, Mr. Buchanan replies, that as Lord JoHN RUSSELL took a view of the various proposi- held on Saturday, at the King’s Arms Hotel, Palace-yard, to re- Bernard, Viscount Hampden, R. Newry, Lord tions which were ...
... house broke up. TUESDAY, APRIL 2H.—The Clerk of the Crown attended to amend the return for Bndport, inserting the name of Mr. John Romilly, who bad been declared a committee in have been duly elected, instead of that Mr Hailhr Cochrane, who had been declared ...
... measures less repugnant to the opinions of a strong party, to ameliorate the condition of the operative classes. The Earl of Cardigan could not upon this question sup- port the Government — a Government which seemed to have no fixed and determinate opinions ...
... ore. G H. Ackers, esq. G. Athorley, jun. esq. Geo. Day, esq. B.N. M. A. Day, esq. John PitterTW J** Alfred Paget E W H. Schenlev, esq. Viscount Seaham Earl of Cardigan T.S. Hack esq. Edwd. Coxwell, esq. Edw. Hunt, esq. Sir C. Ibbetson, bart. A. Fountalne ...
... arise, whilst great evil wou | have from its rejection, he should vote for the second re sh was the bill. he re- The Earl of CARDIGAN could not upon this quest anded port the government—a government whic h seemed once. no fixed and determinate opinions. When ...