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... Caldwell, Gladstone, John Hudson, C. Gerrans Phillips, Pelly, Oldmixon, Arthur Cumming, Richard Douglas, Henry King, Hon. J. W. S. Spencer, John Sanderson, C. H. Jay, Thos. B. Bond, C. T. Hillyar, !De Saumerez, John T. Paulson, John Sykes, M`Kinnon,_Johil ...
... he was a warm admirer of Lord John Russell, and he was perfectly sure that if the noble lord only saw the subject in its proper light he would deeply regret the fetal policy of 1846. (Loud cheers.) He wished that Lord John Russell was in that meeting at ...
... , Charles Trevelyaa, ?? : Charles Fellowes, Thomas Phillips, Walter James. James r Eyre, John Hall, William Pym, George Pocook, John j Hare, John Kirkland, John Hansler. Queen's Counsel — Spencer Walpole, M. P., Teed, Andrews, i Crowder, George Turner ...
... Itoraby, M.P., C. Shaw, Hicks, John Jaws, Jones, IL Wysill, Murray, W. Mayhew% It. T. Bowden, M.P., C. F. Waiting. F 1.1.11 Mansur,- The Duke of Weillogton. John Lktveton., z•zatrang., Sir Adolphus Dalrymple. Sir John Dolt, Sandwich, J. J. Wemms, CB ...
... Gladstone, John Hudson, C. Gerrans Phillips. Pelly, Oldmixon, Arthur Ctr.iiniing, Richard Douglas. Henry King, Hon. .1 . W. S. Spencer, John Sanderson. C. H. -lay, Thos. B. Bond. C. T. Hillyar, Do Saumerez, John T. Paulson, John Sykes, M'Kinnon, ...
... it is the best and the most efficient movement that made. Richard Grattan, M.D., J.P. C. G. Duffy. Esq. [As Mr. Daffy not a Protestant lie cannot have the pleasure of proposing Dr, Grattan in the Protest, Repeal Association; but will commit the task to ...
... tone of voice, as to be utterly inaudible in the gallery. Mr.GRATTAN: Does the noble lord say that every Roman Catholic professing repeal principles is to be ex- cluded from juries? Lord JOHN RUSSELL: I think the words of Mr. Monaghan are very right and ...
... Salisbury, Earls Cardigan, Egli''' . ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare, Skehners dale and Stanley. RUMOURED CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY.—It is moured in London that there is to be a modification of the government—that Lord John Russell shrinks from ...
... Earls Cardigan'enTiet ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare , S k dale and Stanley E Gc low citizens will be RUMOURED CHANGES IN THE MINISTRY. -- ;: i . tiOn mound in London that there is to be a modil'e - t o the government—that Lord John Russell ...
... Salisbury, Earls Cardigan, ton, Aberdeen, and Harrowby, Lords Delamare, Skelme r dale and Stanley. 15 RUMOURED CHANGES I N T H E mINISTRY. --- .‘' °l ' moured in London that there is to he a mo dificatien • the government—that Lord John Russell shrinks ...
... BY A BLACK MAN.—At the Policecourt, yesterday, a black (Brazilian) sailor, named John Fontenac, was charged with having stabbed two English sailors, David Rolland and John Charleton, on Saturday night, about eleven o'clock. The prisoner, who was with two ...
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