... George Anson, Hon. Stuart Wortley, Hon. Mrs. Murray, Hon. John Fortescue, Hon. G. Pepys, Sir Jasper and Lady Atkinson, Sir Henry W ebb, Sir John and the Misses Burgoyne, Baron de Sterf.oerg, Sir John and Lady Hall, Sir William de Bathe, George Arraytage, ...

... 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 honour of the Bath could not be conferred upou the officers of the Indian arm). Mr. HUME wished to explain that only two hundred i could obtain the honour. j * lord JOHN RUSSELL said, if extraordinary conduct for it, the party might rewarded with the ...

... enacting the queens of lyrical tragedy: the tiara, zone, and girdle of Medea—the crown, mautle, an golden amklc Norma. Thus armed and encouraged, and heralded by the old friends of Pasta, Parodi’s success at Bergamo was one of those scenes of famlwm only ...