... HUME spoke in opposition to the bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN vehemently replied to Mr. Roebuck's charges against Irish landlords and the Irish people. The Hon. Member designated Mr. Roebuck a shrivelled adder. Mr. JOHN O ' CONNELL acknowledged that there appeared ...

... above the elbow of right arm, a crucifix; below the elbow a tomb, weeping willow, and the figure of a female kneeling the foot of it; outside the wrist, heart and the arms of Venus, with the letters * W. P.’ and J. F. Inside of the arm, Hope, anchor, and the ...

... days hard labour in Lewes House of Correction, Hosting Dinner.— The annual hunting dinner came ofl on Tuesday, the Sergison Arms Inn, Hayward’s Heath, The Cnckfi-'ld-place hounds aff.rded previously an excellent day’s sport to a large field. A large party ...

... Mariner. Acting Boatswain—John Budd to the Victory ; George Di to the Vernon. Acting Carpenters—Robert Lockycr to the Vernon ; Geo Greet to the Victory (supy.) First Class Engineer—John Henty to the Rattier. Third Class Engineers—John A. Burton, Peter Wood ...

... refers to that apparent circumstance in her appeals to ladies. Besides these recommendations, she carries a lumping child in ber arms, and it accompanied by two or three more. These are dressed in good but ill-fitting clothes (being a small portion of the ...

... he would vote for the second reading of the bill. After some remarks for and against by Colonel Cdnolly, Captain Layard, Sir John Walsh, Mr. V. Stuart, and Sir H. W. Barron, Sir R. Peel said he wished to discuss the bill in a spirit and temper befitting ...

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