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... Down Regiment. PRESIDENT. Colonel Sir John Kenward Shaw, Bart., West Kent Regiment, VICE-PRESIDENTS. Colonel Hon. Rice Trevor, M.P., Royal Carmarthen Regiment. Colonel \V. E. Powell. M.P., Lord Lieutenant, Royal Cardigan Regiment. Colonel Charles Grimston ...
... promptly ; promised me their support, and which bids fair to secure my elcc- ! ''fi^ I am, Gentlemen, Your obedient servant, JOHN LAURIE. _No. 1, Hyde Park-place. Nov. 4 1847. j rpO the GOVERNORS of the ROYAL ASYLUM ! JL of the SAINT ANN'S SOCIETY.— A Clergyman ...
... Roscommon gaol on suspicion. The Irish Members of Parliament, convened by Mr John O'Connell, met yesterday iv tlle City Assembly House, and . as before, with closed doors. Mr. H. Grattan presided. Messrs. Gorbally (Meath), Grace (Rosscommon), and Fagan ( Wex ...
... Cambridge and Huntingdonshires— John Mover Heath- cote, ot Conington, E=q ; Emanuei Lusado, of Toesland, Esq. ; William Wells, of Holme. E-q. Cumberland.— John Dundas Maclean, of L.zonby, Esq ; Andrew Fleming Hudlestone. of Hutton John, Esq ; Thomas Salkeld, of ...
... Bentinck is expected to arrive at | Harcourt House, Cavendish-square, this day, from Welbcck i Abbey, Notts. Lord and Lady John Russell received a select circle | at dinner last evening, at the Noble Lord's mansion, in , Chesham-place. His Excellency ...
... laws, aud to adopt measures for securing this desirable object in the ensuing session of Parliament. JOHN MASTERMAN. Esq., M.P. , will take the Chair. JOHN CURTIS, Solicitor to the Committee, sO, Basinghall-street. M I L IT lAS ERV I CET'C L U B.— Established ...
... of I securing Undm ™ t ° f these laws, a.d to adopt m.-asures for JOHN Va -r ro ?, b,ect ln the t ' s '? ses_ie,n of Parliament. JOHN MAS I .UMAX, Esq., M.P., wiU take the Chair. JOHN CURTIS, Solicitor to the Committee, i | 80, Basin p hall-£treet ...
... i ?? PEBSIDBNT. .olone. Sir John Kenward Shaw, Hart., West Kent Regimeot. „ , ?? _, ▼ICK-l*BE«imT_. Colonel Hon. Rice Trevor, M.P., Royal Carmarthen Rtgiment. Colonel W. E. Powell, M.P., Lord Lieutenant, Royal Cardigan Regiment. Colonel Charles Grimston ...
... Government with respect to Ireland. The Earl of Roden hoped that the first step taken by the Government would be to get the arms out of the hands ol the peasantry. The common laws were not sufficient to cope with the state of things unhap- pily existing ...
... hands, and as you went throutrh the country to meet hundreds of armed men along the public roads ? Therefore the first act which Government ought to do would be by some means to take th««e arms froai individuals. But that was not enough. The common law ofthe ...
... under its protective laws, now starving in the midst lof plenty. The Noble Lord's powerful speech was ; loudly cheered. Lord John Russell assured Mr. B. OsBORNE that I the Government were not liable to the charge of , thinking coercion tbeonly thing necessary ...