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... was 240, and for Mr. Montague Smith 224. Mr. W. Williams, late M.P. for Coventry, is likely to become a candidate for the Cardigan Boroughs, to the room of Mr. Pry'. Pryse, recently deceased, and has every prospect of success. There is little news this ...
... yoor obedient aertanla, WILLIAM SMITH (VRRIF.X THOMAS FRANCIS MKAGHKR TKKhNCK HP.LLFW M’MAM'S Patrick John O'Connell, R»q. M.P. To this letter Mr. John O’Connell published the following reply in The Itmet of Monday London, January 15. 1849. Gentlemen.—l ...
... Royal entrance, aud in less thsn five minutes the Royal procession entered the house ; it was preceded as usnal by Kings- at Arms, Heralds, aud Pursuivants, while tbe main body of tbe Royal attendants consisted of the high officers of state. The Mar- quis ...
... enabled to state that both in the north and in the south of Europe the contending parties have consented to a suspension of arms for the pur- pose of negotiating terms of peace. The hostilities carried on in the Island of Sicily were attended with c ...
... resolution being seconded by Mr. Morley, was put, and carried unanimously. Mr. John Dillon rooted retolulioo, etpretninf approbation of the bill about to introduced by Lord John Kussell, which was put and carried. Mr. M. T. Htnith, M.P. then a resolution ...
... under which he proposed its continuance were widely different from those under which Lord John Russell had proposed its enactment. There were parlies now arms against the Crown in Ireland. but the secret organisation which stimulated to the late insurrection ...
... hand, which might, in whole or in part, thus applied This sum consisted of £ Ibfi.nou, which had not been expended under Sir John commission, and the shape repayments. Out of this sum. available in the balance ot former grants, proposed a vote of 50,000 ...
... for the non-delivery of arms and ammunition which may found in those communes or their faubourgs. A fine of from 1000 to florins will also imposed the communes where the mixed civil and military commission shall discover arms or ammunition ami all those ...
... directed to attend at the bar on this day week. Their Lordships then adjourned. 1101:SE OF COMMONS—MONDAY. SesamoNaL ORDERS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL rose, agreeably to notice on Thurs. day, to more certain sessional resolutions with the view of accelerating the progress ...
... underlings! —Arpl, oarsekee. in the mouth of Paddy Blake Grattan, does not mean The People of Ireland. It is col our own fault, says Mr. Grattan's assertion. It is our own fault, says Mr. Grattan's nate and appropriate quotation. Which are we to ...
... B. Roche .. .. 7 13 Mr. W. Pagan .. .. 17 Mr. Grattan .. .. .. 17 33 Mr. Amer, .. .. .. 43 Mr. Bourke .. .. 1 13 13 Sir Henry Burma .. .. .. 1 16 19 Mr. Moore .. .. 1 SI Mr. Monts .. .. .. 11 16 Lord John Romig .. .. 11 24 Mr. George Thompson .. 11 43 ...
... oftbe creditors of the sdd John Richards. flogtttaw;e Notices. TIFE ASSURANCE.* THE BRITISH JLi MUTUAL UFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY/ entertains pro- posals of any description involving the contingency of human life. DIBECTOKS. John Atkinson, esq. Tbomas Hamber ...