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... rising do adiourn till Monday, the Ist of May. Mr. M. J. O’CONNELL regretted that the state ment of the noble lord (Lord John Russell), with respect to the Repeal of the Union, had been much misunderstood on the other aide of the water. It was there represented ...
... result. The following resolutions were P*»»ed That hereby repudiate as gross the imputation thrown out upon ns by Lord John Russell, that the object this confederation is socUl disorder and rioknt separation from Great Britain; and we hereby declare that ...
... certain elasass in Ireland, and to give them arms. Sir G. GREY said that was what the lord Lieutenant wished to avoid. ~ Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that would move that the house at its siring to-morrow sbonld adjourn till Saturday. He also begged to give ...
... Sirl W. CLAY, one of the commissioners, said that if their labours should be of service they would be amplv repaid. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that orders of the day taka precedence of notices motions Thursday after Easter. Id consequence of the discussions ...
... pnblio feeling will be general. Adduess to Loud Jobh Russell.— A public meeting, numerously attended, was held in the Town-hall, Preston, on Thursday last, to consider and adopt Address to Lord John Russell, which had been drawn np by tho Rev. J. Clay, chaplain ...
... Nautilus, fromditto: William, from Charente: Douglas, atm ditto ; Free Trade steamer, from ; Alkmaar, from ditto; Lord John Russell steamer, from Hftrlinren; Salinbury, from Onega,; Margaret, from o£™ejn*«ni. from ditto; Unity, from ditto. 11.-Balied ...
... expressed in parole evidence. Mr. MARTIN said had yielded that much in deference the noble lord the member for Ixindon (Lord John Russell), not that he himself approved of it, and appealed to the bouse whether there were no difference between offence punishable ...
... should think it just or generous to do so! The West Indianswere offered, in 1841,a protective duty of 12s. per cwt. by Lord John Russell. They thought Mr Robert Peel would do more for them, and joined with the British landowners in what proved a successful ...
... Accodcbxxknt Lady John Russell. —We have much pleasure in announcing the 'safe accouchement of Lady John RussolL Her ladyship was delivered of a son yesterday morning, and, with the infant, is going welL Alakkino Accidket Lady Rachel Russell. We are sorry ...
... GREY said, that the lion, gentleman had given perfectly fair representation of what hod fallen from bis noble friend (Lord John Russell) with reference to what was prepared to do on the subject of the Repeal of the Union, and lie begged to return the thanks ...
... Gravelines-’Magnet (steamer), from Rotterdam; City of Rotterdam (steamer) from ditto; Eider (steamer), from ditto; Lord John Russell (steamer), from Harlingen ; Sipper, from Worcum Medernblik, from Amsterdam; Vronw Wllkina, from Groningen; Cornelia, from ...
... they would soon be enabled their joint oxertions to compel Lord Clarendon to pack his baggage and quit Ireland, and Lord John Russell to disappear from Downing-street, without the ceremony of asking her Majesty’s permission (cheors). He wished it distinctly ...