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... AUCTION, unless disposed by Private Contract before the time of Sale, of which due notice will he given, at the Cardigan Arms, Kirkstall Road, by John Holmes, Auctioneer, Tuesday, 2nd Feb., 1547, at Six o'Clock in the Evening, subject toaoch conditions as will ...
... Kilkenny, together with a list of outrages, con■ sisting of the robbery of arms, the killing of cattle, &c. • Then there is the account of a midnight attack and robbery :by an armed party in the county Cork. One of them I in the custody of the police has ...
... exclusion of molasses without intelligible reasons. In the course of some further conversation, it was arranged between Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Lord GEORGE BENTINCK, that the discussion as to permanent or temporary duration should be waived for the present ...
... deputation, consisting of Lords Lucan, Doneraile, and Bernard, and Messrs. S. O'Brien, G. A. Hamilton, Henry Grattan, &c., had an interview with Lord John Russell, on Wednesday, for the purpose of laying before his lordship resolutions adopted at a meeting of ...
... deputation, consisting of Lords Lucan, Dooeraile. and Bernard, and Messrs. 8. Brieo. O. A. Hamilton, Henry Grattan, Ac., had an interview with Lord John Russell, on Wednesday, for the purpose laying before kis lordship resolutions adopted a (netting of Irish ...
... ture. The Destitute Personis lIrelanO) Bill containedtno de limit to the expelrse which might hie incurred under it. no Lord John Russell said tnit seven erillions would be ne. TI cventary to meet the expenditure ?? lie contemplated set tsp to tita first ...
... suffering the bill to be introduced with an after purpose to throw it out. Mr. Roe buck blamed Lord John for suffering the bill to be introduced at all. Lord John had confessed to the ex- penditure of 9,000,000/. for Ireland ; adding 2,500,000/. for ?? presentments ...
... perish, unlraa that House came lorhe mad* dovetail Lord John Russell'S plan for the ,| |«rae to their relief. relief of Ireland. jj. HALL observed, that when the represeuUlivea of C’ol. WOOD, .th Lord John arguments , Mld represrnUllvet of Great Britain. ** ...
... Executors of John FaveU, WiUiam Fisher, ditto, Merchant } Ackworth, Gentleman Fenton, Benjamin . . Sheffield Ivory Merchant Fawcett, John . . Ditto Gentleman Gainsford, Robert John Ditto ?? Solicitor Gaunt, John . . Darnall . Gentleman Geddes ...
... rentaindet wu defrayed by various public establichtneuts. DOMESTIC Sir George Grey Lae appointed his nephew i:the roe. of John Gage, Ere., deee..sed, one of the clerks of the Signet-office, worth about £3OO per annum, with tratlliag whatever N. A curious ...
... the.fi derable alavrm in the neighblurhood, broke out in marine, .tothe Lipper part 01' tile premises in thle occupation of arm ; on toMr. Goodman,a baker, of 17, Great Bell-alley, rtuiphurli beMuorgate-street. It was caused from the Soot in a tated, th ...
... minutes before six o'clock ; but Lord John Russell, who had come into tbe house in course of the evening, asked for leave to say a few words. Mr. Bright had said that this was a question of principle ; he (Lord John Russell) did not view it as such. He ...