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... them. Indeed this arrangement led to more scuffles than one between the be-jewelled fair and the officers of the House. As Cardigan was present, we think the scene might have suggested to his gallantry the idea of a motion to the effect that ladies in future ...
... hod. without• constable th,«rd W . Comtty worn hold, nr- Mr. Ward stated (o his constituents Sheffield last week, that Lord John Rdssbll would give some modification ol a Ten Hours’ Bill his support.” We have no overweening confidence in Whig promises ...
... or curing any deficiency that may be required. As the third question, he (Lord John Russell) could not precisely name the day when EXCHEQUEU-On Wednesday next. Lord JOHN RUSSELL—The papers, as his right hou. friend near him informed the noble lord, would ...
... people to emigrate, and particularly from Ireland. During the last year 32,000 emigrants landed at Quebec, and 9,700 at St. John's; and that two-thirds of j these were Irish, being au increase over tlie preceding year i of 29 per cent. Lord BROUGHAM— Those ...
... no allusion had been yet made, namely, the large sale of fire-arms in Ireland. He was informed, that in one particular district of the county he represented, no less than 1,000 stand of arms had been purchased since November last, although the people professed ...
... next question he wished to ask was, in what way will the proprietors of land have the benefit of the borrowed money ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied, that Government did propose to interfere with the trade and importation of corn into Ireland. With regard ...
... and also whether her Majesty's government intended to take any steps in consequence of the survey of Cork harbour. Mr. H. GRATTAN thought it extremely desirable that the house should know to what time the debate was to be adjourned, for hon. members should ...
... next question he wished to ask was, in what way will the proprietors of land have the benefit of the borrowed money ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL replied, that Government did propose to interfere with the trade and importation of corn into Ireland. With regard ...
... emigrate, had developed itself. During the last season no less than 32,000 emigrants had landed in Quebec, and 9700 at St. John's. Two thirds of these emi- grants were married, and the increase, as compared with the year before, was calculated at 29 per ...
... dead from various quarters that it would be un, ise to sake general a d vanc es. The noble lord was understood to d, that Sir John Burgeyne's attention was being called to the subject. In reply to the other question, he stated that a Teraina' Compensation ...
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