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... forcibly removing tenor: ...

... notice that he would postpone his motion re-lative to the discharge of Mr. Smith O'Brien from the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms till Monday next. Adjourned Debate. _ On the motion that the order of the day, the Protection to Life (Ireland) Bill, be read ...

... ao galling—that they made several attempts to vindicate their own liberty. This the Spaniards considered rebellion, and took arms in order to reduce them to subjection. They conceived the Americans, with the black hair, low foreheads, and hunchbacks, animals ...

... for that borough* Mr: John -Collett,' M.P. for Atbione, is thoonly Eugli'shniao representing Iriabcon»tiluen«y,«od unconnected family or property in frdimd, who declared for Repealing the union between the aitiercoontries. arms. Exported from port of ...

... W. J. Fox, the Rev. H. Christmas, the Rev. Dr. Mortimer, Mr. Serjeant Gunning, Mr. R. R. R. Moore, Mr. Samuel Gurney, Mr. John Meredith, Mr. Henry Vincent, Mr. T. B. Wrightson, the Rev. Dr. Campbell, the Rev. Dr. Candlish, Mr. J. C. Barclay, Mr, F. F ...

... various of city stating lieen issued to rcsectivc usual later than morning letter from Lemberg in Gallieia that portion continued arms been disperaed but assassinations daily place Count Golevioski liotly of peasantry murdered the tcasant active in attacking ...

... tables, so arranged that each guest could be distinctly seen by the noble president. Over the chairman's seat were the Exeter Arms, on each side of which were union jacks. There were few internal decorations, and these consisted of flags and banners of delicate ...

... the petition against late return for borough report stated that Mr B not elected and ought not to have returned but that Mr John duly elected and to have returned report ordered to lie on table Clerk the ordered to attend to the return Refusal of to Serve ...

... Clerk of the Crown attended at the table, and amended the return for the borough of Bridport, by inserting the name of Mr. John Romiliy, for that of Mr. B. Cochrane.—Mr. Romilly took the oaths and his seat. . Sir R. Peel brought up a message from her ...

... Limerick committed contempt in the order of tbe house A long discussion then ensued in which Mr Warburton John ’Connell Sir R Peel Mr H Grattan Mr Ewart Mr Mr C Powell Sir Thomas Mr D’lsraeli Mr Charles Buller Sir R Inglis and Mr Fitzgerald part the bouse ...

... mentioned J then ordered laid the motion for other was negatived Sir !i:ei the of that Mr S O’llrien who in of Ser-geunt-at-Arms to attend to-inorroar on committee of on the state of the l’our Law in Ireland— accordingly The of were of House adjournerb ...