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... which the poor-law board would shortly supply, and concluded by urging Mr Grattan to with- draw his amtndment, and permit the address to go up unani- mously to the throne. MVr John O'Coa7utell urzed at great length the crimes of landlords as an excuse for ...
... statement about Lord Sligo and Mr Ward refusing to pay the rates at Castlebar. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said the hon. member had misap- prehended his meaning. He (Lord John Russell) stated that a meeting had been called at Castlebar, and that Lord Sligo add ...
... against the bill; and it did not appear to him (Lord John Russell) that the lion. and learned member was himself influenced by any such alarm-(cheers.) The purport of the argument which he (Lord John Russell) had used was, that so long as you created new ...
... of half an hour. Lord G. BENTINCK presented thirty-two such petitions, one of which was signed by workmen in the factory of John Bright and Brothers-(loud cries of hear, hear.) FACTORIES BILL. Mr FIELDEN moved the order of the day for the second reading ...