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... Saye and Sele, the R»v. John Ayre, M.A., Mr. Miles Beale, Mr. Richard W. Blake- more, M.P., Mr. Charles Candy, Mr. Frederick Patsy Chappell, Mr. William G. Davies, Dr. Forbes, ?? Mr. Ch -.ries Francis, Mr. William Gladstone, Mr. John William Hale, Mr. Samuel ...
... F.R.S., Charles Francis, Esq., William Gladstone, Egq., John William Hale, Esq., Samuel Carter Hall, F.S.A., James Birch Kelly, Eq., S. H. Lee, Esq, the Rev. Frederick Denison Maurice, M.A., John M. Meredith, Esq., Dr. Ontram, F.R.S., William Jesse Street ...
... were present in uniform :—The Earl of Cardigan, 11th Hussars; Major-General Brotherton, C. 8., Inspector-General of Cavalry; Admiral the Earl of Waldegrave; Admiral Sir Charles Adam; Sir William Bornett; Colonel Sir John Tyrell, Bart., Essex Militia; Admiral ...
... Cawaey, Bidcford Good Hope. Ellaway, Newport Elisabeth, Erana. Cardigan Lady of Lake, Clatter bock Lydney Brothers, Ayland, Lydney Siatera, Jones, Gloucester Gloucester Pkt, Gown, do John, Williams, Chepstow Arrived [April 27] from Mnrre, Pickard, Bade ...
... strongly pleaded by Lord John Russell, of cutting his coat according to the length of his cloth. . , Lord John Russ*ll obtained leave to bring in another Irish Pauper and Relief Bill, after a sharp debate, the course of which Mr. Grattan ran foul the craft ...
... M»rr. Kavner, from Cork, and sailed for Porthcawl. Henrf, Farrell, and Comet. Snoud, from Yooghal; and Speedwell, Owen, from Cardigan ; all for Swansea. Eliu, Gongb. and Elisabeth. M'Carlby, from Yoagbal; both for Port Talbot. Thomas and Mary, Diana, from ...
... May. RATE IN AID. Lord JOHN RUSSELL proposed the! the Committee n this bill should he taken on Friday, the Report brought up on Saturday, and the third reading to take place on Monday. roow-LAw AMENDMENT (IRELAND) BILL. Lord JOHN RUSoELL then owe, and ...
... officers admitted to the hononrs of the explanations were given Sir J. Hobhonseand Lord John Russell upon this subject; and after a few remarks from Mr. Mangles. Mr. Grattan, and Col. Han*' and a warm enloginm upon the cliaracter and conduct of the Earl of ...
... for ths aid of >»e in sonth, who rolnotariiv taxed themselres for the Pope, and who were able pay their Peter’s pence. Mr. GRATTAN expressed his gratitude, not unmixed with surprise, Sir R. Peel for the interest he had shown in the people Ireland. But he ...
... 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, ...
... tt( n z h . i s ll i t u Or TIIORP opposed the motion, hoping that fa . f the ((e further, that the Bselaw Commissioners armed in mail, %OTC •111/81inte41 It it li orders t o capture Lord present measure would be similar to that of all its poskees. ~ ...
... part he did last night. True, Mr. Grattan, with much spirit, denounced the conduct of the ex-Premier, but he was unfortunate enough to strike him upon one point in which Sir Robert is indeed invulnerable. Mr. Grattan imputed to the Tamworth baronet's ...