... passage Ironi the l.oid John Russell to the electors London, in which the noble lord declared that would bring in roost comprehensive measures of iclicf. Sometimes (Mr. OTonnvll) doubted whether was awake. Was this the Lord John Russell, who, with Lord ...

... Mr. l>wj*-r. Mr. Gui don. Alderman Potter, J, She-’, Mr. Kyren Deg, Altlprman Cane, J Cunnully, John 1.0. Mr I'. Murphy, Danid Sroithwick, T.C, T. C. John roller moved llie next resolution as follows : I this meeting rpinion that union of tiie four parishen ...

... (cheers.) He then referred to Lord Ebringtou’s discouragement of the Repeal cause, and said he was now waiting with folded arms to see what would be done (hear, hear). The election of 1841, which had obtained Peel’s majority, he described as having been ...

... manifestly in the enjoyment of the most buoyant health and spirits. There were present, John A. O'Neill, Esq. John O'Connell, M.P. ; Daniel O'Connell, jun.; Henry Grattan, M.P. ; the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor the Head Pacificator ; Capt. liroderick ; Messrs ...

... cases for trial :—Samuel Dickson v Waterford and Limerick Railway Company; John Stein, James Stein, John Stein, jun. and Thomas Walnutt, plaintiffs, Thomas M'Nunark defendant; John Russell v. Limerick Gu Company ; Ju. Seward v. James Bennett ; Humphrey Browne ...

... . He (Mr. Grattan) was even surprised st that forbearance ; and if bis bon. triend had conceded to him that ** cap'* which lie wore, though be (Mr. Grattan) should not become the possessor of any ot the talent of the wearer, be (Mr. Grattan) would be ...

... DARIVO 9CEMB. John Coyno 9 and James Ross were Ind'cled for breaking; ihe hou«e of Mr* J Pe»!ne, at Ard ...

... I’rotecleader, the Liherator of Ireland, never shone with more glorious j the Tories, and the Liberals in the house. They had armed at a late period ol' the for the Inst few weeks been attempting disturb the harmony They had hardly more members in attendance ...

... better. We shall return to this subject again and again : St. John’s, Newfoundland, 13th June, 1846. •* Dear Sir —lt is with heartfelt sorrow 1 have to inform you that our late City of St. John’s was on Tuesday morning, the 9th inst. scourged by a most awful ...

... foreman; John D. Durkett, Esq., Duckett’s Grove; Horace Koch fort. Esq., William Richard Stuart, Esq.. Stewart’s Lodge; James Butler, Esq., Broomville; John Alexander. Esq. Milford; William Duckett, Esq., Duckett’s Grove; John Whelan, Esq. Rath; John James ...

... expressed nions with respect to Ireland, which did h honor, and Lord John Ilusscdl would not dare to refuse justice It elan 1, when it was pressed upon him Peel (h«ar, hear). Well, then, Lord John Russell was the head the Government, and in his address electors ...

... give up Repeal. In the fiist place he excitement at the Cestom-louse disappeared yesterday, passage from the address of Lord John Russell to was giving repeal, and he would never give it t he ohjoct of the holder* lidng pay the lowest doty imputed the electors ...