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... 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 ...
... District, and the Commissioner acting execution of the fiat awarded and issued against the said Walter Hall), by Mr. JOHN WILSON, at the Oxford Arms Hotel, in the town of Kington, in the county of Hereford, on Wednesday the 16th day of May next, between the hours ...
... voted would required.—Lord John Russell, on being appealed to, declined to say whether he could propose the grant of that additional sum, as it would entirely depend upon the income and expenditure of the country. Lord John Russell, reply to question ...
... certainly was poor, teeble, a twad- sndering, irrelevant, and more bee ling country gent an than the bead cf a Government. Lord John, the Min ter, has not only lest the confidence of the House. but Lord Je the individual, has lost its deference. He talks and ...
... agitation prevaile in that city. A troop of dragoons remain under arms opp: aite the Paiace of the Consulta, the residenee of the triumvirat Several groups were formed, and numerous civilians, arme with muskets, were observed to traverse the streets. It w: aaid ...
... its account or the we come to th t Russell he delivered with unusual irrelevant more twad-tlling John Minister not only lost confidence flic House but John individual lost its deference but par to hat lie it is talk is quite that country is intent admiring ...
... cottagers, in disguise, end with blackened faces, broke open R wand.’ 8+, took bie and bis wife oat of ed, tied their lege end arms with cords, and conveyed them out of the and threw them on the ground in the open air. A grandchild of Rowlands («4m infant) ...
... departure for the East on b y South-eastern Railway, for Calais, * evening the gallant officer had an in-1?*°! h L ° rd John Russe and Sir John Cam Hobvft t e vt ubs equently returned to his residence in v y street 'F or t m an-square, where he dined apier ...