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... baronet should be negatived. Mr. Smith O'Brien seconded the amendment; which was supported by Mr. Shaw, Mr. O'Connell, Mr. Grattan. Lord John Russell. Mr. Cobdcn. and Sir George Grey, the last three of whom contended that the Corn Importation bill ought to be ...
... the services of each of those gallant officers, and having passed a high eulogium on them, and on their brave companions in arms, he concluded by moving that a humble address be presented to her Majesty, stating that the House would cheerfully concur in ...
... having made complete submission by letter, through Tomata Walsa Neme. The insurgent natives had been regularly supplied with arms and ammunition from Auckland. FnAwrc,.-The King of the.. French is about to send tu the Emperor of Morocco a present of six ...
... Member to attend Committee. A long discussion ensued, in which the Attorney General, Mr. Warburton, Mr. John O'Connell, Sir R. Peel, Mr. H. Grattan, Mr. Ewart, Mr. Hume, Mr. C. Powell, Sir Thomas Wilde, Mr. Disraeli, Mr. Charles Bnller, Sir R. Inglis, ...
... Lieutenant Colonels David Harriott- Bengal Light Cavalry ; James Parsons, Bengal Native Inlnntr); John Samuel Henry Weston, 31st Bengal Naiivo Infantry; William John Gs.rJuer, I4tb Bengal Native Infantry ; William Buritoo, 7tb Bengal Light Cavalry William Garden ...
... tallwv, deals, anid lats. During thr height of tbe storm the a Briton, of Cardigan, wits hurled oel to the roecrs in St. Bride's [lay, arid became a pqrfcct wreelk. At Swansea, Cardigan, Bideford, and. Portland, the d damage is described to have bears of tie ...
... of crew . 16 Brig ' Erato,* of Cork, crew .8 Sloop 'Lovely Peggy,* Cardigan . â¢Dclanole,' aehonner, of Barn-staple Barque * Ness,' Bristol . . .16 Brig * Ganges,' of . .8 Sloop ' John and Mary,' Ajmt-edore Asm AWARDED. the six men who saved the crew ...
... reminded the house how much of the prosperity of England was ov ring to the inventions of its working men, the Comptons, the Johns ...
... people, the cause of England. (The hon. member resumed his seat amidst much applause which lasted fully two minutes). Lord John Russell thought that Mr. Disraeli was much happier invective than in argument; his speech had little relation to the bill before ...