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... strong.—Arrived: Iris, Mauritius; Libra, and Vulcan, Callao; George Palmer, New Orleans; Argyle, and Reliance, St. John's; Natchez, New York; John Wesley , Carinho. Bownons 'star, Feb. 16.—TheLivel Londonderry to Ballphannon, arrived here today, water-logged ...
... By EDWrARu JEsSE, Esq. John Murray, Albemarle street. Now ready, with Portraits, 3 vols. Seo, 42s. T IFE of LORD SIDMOUTH ; comprising his LU Correspondence with the Political Characters of his Time. BY the DEAts of NoRwecrr. John Murray, Albemnele street ...
... of the White Man's Grave! Was ever conduct more infamous than this? The crime of SALDANHA is such as to almost justify an armed interference and a summary vengeance. It is a crime which can find no palliation, excepting upon the most diabolical system ...
... this country. Mr. H. GRATTAN.—The hon. gentleman has mistaken me. Mr. ROEBUCK said that he charged the hon. member with having said that. He might, however, then declare, if he pleased, that he had not intended to say it. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that he had not ...
... repeal of the union was not a mere phantom as some hon. members seemed to think. After a few words from Mr. Grattan, Mr. Roebuck, and Mr. Shaw, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the Government had done all in its power to mitigate the distress in Ireland, but there ...
... Foreign-office. The Ministersy present were—Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the M of Lansdowne, the Earl of Minto, Sir Geor g e Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Earl of Auckland, Sir John Hobliouse, Viscount liforpeth, the Earl of Cla r ...
... Kennedy, St. John's, Secretary to the National Society T. Bates, Fel'ow, Jesus College W. Forsyth, late Fellow, Trinity College J. F. Powiiall, Esq., Trinity College G. A. Beiitinck, Esq., Trinity College. John Cowling, Esq., St. John's College (late ...
... present were—Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of L a nsdowne, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount i‘ P l a a l r i n q e u r i s s t o o f n ian Earl ri e G a r r d e e y : the Earl of Au ckland, Sir John Hobhouse, Viscount ...
... was Ei g the present moment. The particulars of this movement we as follows :—‘ body of m en amoun ti ng to about 200, some armed,; A largeraversed the country, swearing al. whim they visited not to attempt to cultivate the soil.—( Hear.) Should this system ...
... ( No, no, from Mr. Grattan.) Oh! he knew that the Hon. Member did not well recollect or know what he said ; but he did say it, and an Irish mode of retribution it was to punish the offended people and net the offenders Mr. GRATTAN said the Hon. Member ...
... Marcus Hill, Lord Sandys, Lord Ca o_ , Sir John Guest, Bait., ofRFOURTH DIVISION OF PROFITS. Lord Walsingham, Lord Saye and Selp, i s. t he R oyal Fox Hunt ; or, Life's Course of Man and Steed. 111. M.P., Sir John Webb Bart Sir • Lowther,Bart., M.P., Sir ...
... affecting his domestic reputation. The noble Marquis can, no doubt easily come back on furlough for such a purpose. Now that Cardigan has some di?!engaged time, he intends, we hear, taking up the study of grammar. His illustrations of the beauty of the noun ...