... more purely vegetable and airy; such as you might have seen formerly in the realm of the Bayswater Flora, before the polypus arms of the new city of Hyde Park overran them: pleasant in summer, to be sure, with a thatch of clustering canariensis, and twinkling ...

... their assent to thnclause, be-. cause they believed that it would have the effect of increasing the pauperism of, Ireland. Lord John Russell described the mode of life belonging to the proposed plan—of marching out in the . morning to work in the .fields—s ...

... 2S Seymour, wife of Sir J. 11. C., EL, a., April 5 Sheffield, wife of W., Esq., late Madras C.S., s., April It •,:),'• St. John, wife of F., Esq, at Lee, d., April 8 • iti.c.r.; Thomas, wife of the Rev. E., 'f ralee, d.. April 3 , , Vardon, wife of S ...

... Mr. ,Xl. Drip. ond,:Sir George Grey, Mr., John O'Connell, Sir ti'• njamin Hall, Mr. Maurice O'Connell, Mr. Meagher, Sir William Somerville; Mr. Augustus tafford, and Mr. F. O'Connor, after which Mr. H. _Grattan withdrew his amendment. — Mr. Herries proceeded ...