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... and stores were to be sent out with the- expedition, rind ' were to include 4,000 stand of arms, rockets, 06 pounders, • and howi'zers. He was informed the arms were to be sent out for his regiment to Corunna in a separate vessel, as ii I I would not be ...
... LordEglintoun's faith in his horses, it cannot be imprudent to follow in the wake of so experienced a judge. The death of John Arm- strong must be a severe loss to his owner, and, at the same time, will materially diminish the strength of Dawson's team ...
... tlieir sub- i.l II Fi-T.lßs. . \: . ■!. ler.Esi:. I John I i.n — =. ?? ■ \ • . tm. - ?? .. ' Henry M.i. -i-i. K-msh -ad, Esq. I.- .M.P. I Colonel Georse A 1 Reid.M.P. Nassau William Senior, Esq. ! John Stewart, ?? , M.l*. V. ?? ?? ?? the ?? -. 1 1 :u ...
... acquiesced in the Spanish marriages. Lord John Manners pointed out the reprehensible : language used by the French Government towards : the Conde de Montemolin in the despatch of the ! 27th of February last. i Lord John RUSSELL maintained that if the Govern- ...
... said of the purchase of arms — (Hear) — and it had been said in a manner that tended to impede the floyv of charity towards the starving, that the money which had been given for the purchase of food had been expended in buying arms. (Hear.) He believed that ...
... Lord John Russell, 1 dated August 14,184(5; together with the resolutions ou Labour Rate Act forwarded from Limerick, and Lord John Russell's answer thereon. The two first of these returns were agreed to; the two latter were refused by Lord John Russell ...
... were much to blame for endeavour- ing to make light of the famine, and their measures very inadequate to the emergency. Mr. Grattan and Mr. P. Scrope made a few , remarks. Mr. Bright wished to know whether, by the pro- j posed suspension of the Navigation ...
... 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 ...
... C. E .Esq.. 5 U 0 | Exlcy, Miss 2 I) 0 j Ames, John, Esq ?? !i U 0 Wood. Mr. Jonathan. 2 0 0 Bethell, John, Esq., Low, R., Esq 2 ?? ,i 2d donation i 10 0 0 | By order of the Committee. Jan.26,1«17. JOHN BELL. Assist. Sec. GERMAN HOSPITAL, Dalston. Under ...
... Phillips, F. Lablaehe' Brim, Giubelei, Sinclair, Henry Russell, and Mr. John Parry! Also, the celebrated Lantum Ethiopian Serenaders. Solo Per- ?? Dulcken, M. B-nedict, Grattan Cook, Blag rove Harper, Chatterton. and Master Thirlwall; Conductors, M.Ne«Ti ...
... Esq. Cotton, John, Esq. | Thomson, John, Esq. Coulson, W., Esq. Thomson, A. Todd, Ese*. Cox, John, Esq. j Todd, James Ruddell, Esq. Curric, Raikes, Esq., M.P. ' Tootal, Henry, Esq. Curteis, John, Esq. i Turnbull, J. G., Esq. Dalrymple, John, ...
... Sunday subscriptions at Bath, 1 equally divided 200 0 0 viz. ;_ j Lady Dynevor 10 0 0 John Evered, Esq. (for |Mr.Porrett 5 0 0 Ireland) 5 0 0 ! Second remittance I John Hulbert, Esq 1 0 Oi from Bridgwater, Wm. Johu Church, | (having already re- Esq 10 ...