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... Mr. HENRY GRATTAN likewise proposed an amendment, declaring that the feeling of discontent, augmented by distress, which prevailed in Ireland, required the immediate attention of Parliament. Mr. JOHN O'CONNELL seconded this amendment. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... brilliant staff of general and field officers were present, including the names of the marquis of Anglesea, Viscount Hardinge, Sir John Burgoyne, Major-General Fox, and Sir Frederick Smith. They visited every point of the lines where the operations were in progress ...
... members, and the Bishops, Lord Campbell, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl Yarborough, the Earl of Waldegrave, the Earl of Cardigan, and several other Peers, had now taken their seats, and expectation was oa tiptoe, when, shortly after two o'clock, the ...
... VVhitstable, voyage from London to Terceira. At a meeting held on the 12th of January the following awards were made: To John Ashenden, John Laming, and crew of a Kingsdown lugger, the sum of £70, for services rendered to the schooner Hazard, Lee, of Bridport ...
... of departments of France, the vine flourishes in great luxuriance. Assault op Arms. —On Monday the non-commissioned officers of the Ist Life Guards gave an assault of arms at the Riding House, Hyde Park Barracks, in the presence of several distinguished ...
... Shields, John Clarence, master, bound from Alexandria, with wheat, rue into the breakers at Cardigan Bar. The sea beating very high, ee boat could go out to render assistance, although several attempts were made. There is no life-boat at Cardigan. The crew ...
... Prince Albert dined with the Scots Fusilier Guards Club. Illness of Lord John Russell.—At the ball at the Duke of Norfolk's on Tuesday night, at which the Queen was present, Lord John Russell was seized with a fainting fit in the ball-room about eleven o'clock ...
... reading of this bill. Mr. T. BARING opposed the bill, and reviewed the grievances for which it professed to be a remedy. Lord JOHN RUSSELL felt great difficulty in addressing the House after the arguments in favor of the bill had been so thoroughly exhausted ...
... immediately threw him overboard, and badly wounded the captain, but who, nevertheless, succeeded in getting down into the cabin to arm himself, and came on deck again with a cutlass, when the murderers stabbed him in the neck with a knife, and he fell a corpse ...
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... launches, manned and armed, tbe crew lying listlessly upon their oars. Be>ond the lines in front and on left, the troops in position wgre but obscurely seen, but occasionally their locality wonld betrayed by tbe reflection of their bright arms. The attacking ...