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... the law relating to Baent beer-houses wore presented by the Duke of Richmond and the untie Earl of Hlarrosley. Sir The Stl. John's, Newfoundlanad, Bill, and the New South Wales great L36nd Bill pissed committlee. oa th Oa ths motion ot Lord ttEDESDALE:a ...
... companion in arms, without his interposition or assistance, had successfully weathered the storm, had added fresh laurels to his brow, had shown that there was no cause for the alarm which had been felt, and had vindicated by his own right arm and by that ...
... measure brought forward by the Noble Lord would be found totally inadequate to meet the present difficulties in Ire-11 M r . H. Grattan thought the real evil of Ireland was absenteeism and implored the Government to lay a tax on all absentees. The motion was ...
... the Town were to intents non Insolvent Debtors’ Court— Court for the relief of Insolvent was on last in this town before John Johnes Esq Judge The only person that prayed for relief under the Insolvent Debtors’ George Butter Merchant of Pant Humphrey L ...
... description. This was the first occasion in , which the wo most warlike nations in India, the Sikhs and Affg had been united in arms against us ; but, thanks to me ability, the courage, the military skill displajcd y oui ollieers and army, British and native ...
... the honours of the Bath. Some explanations were given by Sir J. Hobhouse and Lord John Russell upon this subject; and after a few lemarks from Mr. Mangles, Mr. Grattan, and Colonel Dunne, and a warm eulogium upon the character and conduct of the Earl ...
... Leasehold Tenure of Lands (Ireland) Bill. COeMITTEE.-Srfloke Prohibhion Bill. THIRD READINGS. - Prisoners Removal (Ireland) St. John's Newfoundland Re-building ; Grants of Lard (New South Wales) Bills. RETURN ORDERED-PORT o' LivEnroOL.-On the motion of the ...
... uniform success in each of them. But with regard to Alooltan, when it is recollected that this strong place was provided with arms, and that, without conditions, it surrendered on capitu- ration when the breaches were opened and the storming parties were ...
... consistent with the law nations as iu every part of world Mr Cobden supported the motion Colonel made a spirited defence of armed cruiser system after brief from Mr Gibson the house divided when the motion negatived against other business the paper briefly ...
... wine-merchant Charles Mayhew Street Pimlico hosier John Owen Montgomeryshire fanner Frederick Dauiel Bevor Lane Hammersmith Mathew Toon Tibbett Ely Place innkeeper William Tomlinson Salford victualler John Wiggins Greenwich bookseller m Brecon victualle ...
... that may attach to a * dictated by his honest conviction of what is L, f ,, * • ! °r his country. oru John Russell at the Lord Mayor's dinner, ' Lord John Russell speaking in the House of Hm >onEforthe repeal of the British Navigation Laws, to be different ...
... the close of the debate, Viscount CASTLEREAGH asked Lord John Russell to explain what additional taxation he intended to propose fur Ireland in case Mr Herbert's amendment were adopted. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, he could not consistently with his duty give ...