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... TO LOUD JOHN _RUSSELL . —On Thursday aflcruoon , a numerous _deputation of Irish rep _' resentativos waited on the Premier _, at his official _residence in _Downing Street . _The _deputation included Mr _. _Henry _Grattan , _•' _• Mr _John O'Connell ...
... wvith Air EL. Grattan. h.P. at their head, had an interview with Lord John RBssell on the subject of Irish affairs. The first meeting of this body for the present session was held at the hotel in Old Palace Yard on Tuesday-M-r Grattan presiding. On that ...
... cleared away I send you the names the heads ‘of families dispossessed, with the p umber of 1. John Grant. four in family, held eight acres of land, a himself 2. John Quinn and wife, two in fami of 87, was from his sick bed, and laid on a wi straw, to see the ...
... Which the p)oor law board would shortly supply, and concluded by urging Mr Grattan to withdraw his amendment, end permit the address to go up unanimously to the throne. Mr JOHN O'CONNELL saw no necessity for wrai ting for any further information befbre ...
... he ult imately suenedral, but not till the poor stoma,. was frightfully bernetl, particulaily in the legs, neck, face. and arms. in exertions to use her, he himself has been a severs sufferer it, the hands, which are mach burnt and swelled. We cannot ...
... after Christmas. Is the Commons an amendment was moved upon the addles* Mr Grattan, the member for Meath, but ultimately withdrawn. Nothing remarkable occurred during the debate. John O’Connell, course, had his usual descant upon the grievvances of Ireland ...
... to any coercion the had Moire/ tato et d• rf the c ountry, and bad after. & g oat. bed t • +nerdy them. Mr soceested to Mr Grattan the pro-1••e, of withdrawing I.' amendment, and called upon Oders t o 'tower to pet in force their repeat. Roo to Ireland ...
... . Arm Hospitals. Thomas Hutcheson, Esq. Provost of Leith. Patrick Shaw, Esq. advocate. Henry Inglis, Esq. writer to the signet. Warren H. Sands, Esq. writer to the signet. Thomas Grainger, Esq. civil engineer. 31anager-Johb Fraser. Secretarg-John Bowmran ...
... CHiLu RN..-Itisu nfortunatelythefashion with many ladies of the present time to let their children be exposed, with bare neck, arms, and legs, until the skin be- comes mottled by a stagnant venous circulation (blueness of skin). In such circumstances, tubercles ...
... no king was ever known to have have declared again that although her arms and bosom undergone greater hardships, and enjoyed better health, are of the most snowy whiteness, her arms and face are than this cold water monarch. those of a negrese pf Senegambia ...
... Brougham was of opinion that the existing state of things in Ireland could only be put an end to by the intervention of the strong arm of the law, and approved of the course taken by the Government in calling Parliament together. The noble Lords who followed ...
... the same office in the present Par'iament. John Russell, Pirst of the Treaaury, gsTo yran.l dinner Mondny evening, at bis official rcgiflenca party of forty. Tbo quests all appeared in court drees. Lord John Russell read her Majesty’s speech to his d ...