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... H. Grattan rose to propose an amendment of the paragraph relating to Ireland, pledging Parliament to remedy the distresses of the Irish people. —It was seconded by Mr- J. O'Connbll.—After short speech from Mr. Fagan upon Irish topics, Lord John Russell ...
... gallery, from Sir R. Inglis, Mr. STAFFORD asked whether Mr. Grattan would divide tho House upon his amendment. Mr. GRATTAN replied that he certainly would. The House then divided Mr. Grattan’s amendment. Ayes Noes On the motion of Mr. Mr. Staffort), debate ...
... a we earnestly hope they may soon be successful. It will be remembered that it was thought Thompson and Dewson, who killed John Shirley, at Raby, about a year ago, expecte d it was May at whom they fired, and not Shirley. May was also a witness against ...
... affairs that impels this great reduction? (Loud cheers Um the Opposition.) Is it the tact that at this moment 2,000,000 armed and disciplined men are moving all over the face of Europe in hostile array? Is that an aspect of affairs to enable her Maj ...
... unless immediate assistance i.c afforded them. Subscriptions received at Messrs. Ransom and Co.'s, and by the Secretary, Mr. John Jones, 40, Leicester-square. — February 2, 1819, WESTMINSTER HOSPITAL, Broad Sanctuary, opposite Westminster Abbey.— This ...
... Lord John Russell, which first struck an incidental mark of his abilities statesman. It was in answer to some impatience expressed by a portion of the house upon a rather long defensive diplomatic speech of Lord Palmerston. I admit,” said Lord John, in ...
... mates should enable the pacific ministers of that country to quarrel with us, on what ground and with what arms it is impossible to state. Lord JOHN RUSSELL pleaded that we could not go back to the military force of 1835, because we had since acquired a ...
... DONALDSON. B*o. 9a. MEDITv CENTTRI THE AGAMEMNON JESCHTLLU3, in and EnaWt; With Beta,. By JOHN CONINOTON, B.A, Uateenity Collage. Oxford. B*e. 7a. 6d. : John W. Parker, Waat Steead. *' ifew BOOKSAND NEW EDITIONS. r precum publicardm ; Ordo I J Admioiatcandw ...
... _and _, _topics , _only ho _dwelt rathermoroon _domestic _matters , and was _throughout TOoro _vigorous and _amusing . Lord John's reply ( to tlio _financial portion of which we havo already _alluded ) , was rather tame , _but met all Mr D * lsraeli ...
... Rev. John I Jenvey, M.A., aged 55. He suffered much from an affection of the chest, which for mo re t h an two years had rendered him unequal to the dis c h arge of any clerical funct i on.— Jan. 30, at Lime Grove, Putney, the Rev. Richard John St. Aubyn ...
... Keating, Esq., ; M.Jor Blackall, M.P.: Thos. Meagher, Esq., M.F. ; Fiancis Sully. Esq., M.P.; Colonel Dunne, M.P.: John Sadleir, Esq., M.P ; John Greet', K>q.. M.P. ; also, Wiliiam Sharman Crawford, E-q.. M.P. for Rochdale. The chair was taken Sir Lucius O'Brien ...
... Lord John Russell gave a Parliamentary dinner on Wednesday evening, which were present, the Right Hun. the Speaker; the mover and seconder of the AJ. dress; several of the Cabinet Ministers; Officers of the Queen's Household, &c. &r.—Tbs Marquis Lansd ...