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... committee:—Lord John Russell, Sir James GrahanySir John Colonel Dunne, Mr George A Hamilton, Sir William Somerville, Scrope, Sir Robert Ferguson, Clements, Mr Shafto Adair, Mr Cornewall Lewis, Mr Monsell, Sir Denham Norreys, Sir John Pakington, Mr Herbert ...
... Messrs. J. O’Connell and Henry Grattan. The renewed debate on the propo-ed grant for the alleviation of Irish distress was a serious one ; and minority of 143 against the motion an emphatic warning to Ireland. Lord John Russell spoke considerable length ...
... it— do or do Chancellor of Exchequer But the stain of Europe John Bull ’Stuff! Chancellor of Exchequer efficiency of publie ice— John Butt Fiddlesticks ! Chancellor the Exchequer won’t Boll! John Bull aren’t ! (He this time all hit °Lord‘Jokn (aside of the ...
... would rest fhe defence of the measure upon the single fact, that a large quantity of arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Sir W. Somerville denied that the design of this measure was to put down any ...
... seemed to have taken the right direction. He would gladly render him all the assistance in his power. Bribery at Elections. —Sir John Pakington obtained leave to bring in bill for the better prevention of bribery and corruption at elections, after a few remarks ...
... justice, as uert a i, Arms. of our continental neighbours phrase it.—Daily Ca.unromisninz BOROUGH R.—On Saturday the elec. for the C ardiganshire districts terminated. The c)..ntest was a very severe one, the candidates being John Seandret Harford, of ...
... (bear, hear). Honourable gentlemen but had the concealed arms been delivered up ? (hear, on that sold of the house seemed to think they bad a hear). It was notorious that a large quantity of arms monopoly of love for Irish freedom aud Irish interests had ...
... for tbe public advantage The debate on going into committee on Suspension of Habeas Corpus Act (Ireland) Bill commenced b Mr JOHN O’CONNELL who moved instruction to the committee to introduce to guard the right existing under common ordinary to to petition ...
... would rest the defence of the measure upon the single fact, that a large quantity of arms had been imported into Ireland, and no one at this time knew where those arms were. Mr. ROCoHE complained of the absence of the members for the West Riding and Manchester ...
... to without a division.—Adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS. Monday, February 5. [Concluded from Latent News of last week.] Lord John Kcssell moved resolutions, fourteen in number, for regulating the of the House lor the p «ent session. The fir.-t thirteen ...
... published of him to-&y in one of the embellished periodicals, from a sketch some , time ago by D'Orsay. The nexi speech ;as Lord John's; and a very excellent one it would have been thought, only, unfortunately, just as he got into the historical part of it ...