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... and remains doubtful. Place-hunting and place-bolding are characteristic features of Whiggery. Thursday, in the Commons, lord John Russell obtained leave bring in a bill amend the Irish poor law. the measure the rate fixed at a maximum particular district ...
... the sub- ject of the late brilliant successes of our Indian army. The Marquis of Lansdowne, in the House of Lords, and Sir John Cam Hobhouse, in the House of Commous, pro- posed the thanks of the Legislature to the Governor- General of India, the Com ...
... amendment, that the bill be read a third time that day six months. Sir JOHN WALSH seconded the amendment. After some observations from Viscount CASTLEREAGH in opposition to the bill, Lord JOHN RUSSELL that he had reccived ac- counts of the distress now prevailing ...
... some lime looked to, were respectively introduced into both Houses by the Chancellor, Lord John Russell, and the Solicitor-General. In the House of Commons Lord John Russell obtained leave to bring in a bill to amend the acts passed for the more effectual ...
... supply, on the motion of the CIIANCEI.I,tiII, o f t h e EXCHEQUER, a sum of voted to replace the escheated property of the late John Turner, which had been paid into the Consolidated Fund in default of heirs, who had since appeared and established their Tho ...
... al to include the subject of the sale of land. A brief conversation took place, in which .1r FAGAN, Mr RERup.u.T, and Mr GRATTAN took part: after which Sir R. PEEL rose to correct a misconception into which the la-t mentioned lion, gentlemen had fallen ...
... Drummond, who had been engaged whale fishing to be more than Madeira). Best Boiling, 064 toched themselves to the victories of our arms in this of public transactions long ago gone by. realised in considering March aa rather * gowan K.C H. double tbe distance ...
... Taking all things together the fishing hardly produced much as they could live upon Christie sworn— Lived at Millhill Knew Bayle John Hi and M‘Nain Remembered Janet Anderson murdered knew those three were Auchterarder that day ilid they went away about eleven ...
... anything hke proper defence of At the same time, taken place in the W doubted that the principle of this bill was re- by Mr John Ro determined, if possible, to solve the mys- in the heart, the surplus of presented to the Synod, in that it was not intended ...
... St _ncs's Park _. Prince Albert , the Duke of _Wcl-; ton , Prinrc Saxe Gotlia , _( lie _Marquis of _Loniderry _. Earl of Cardigan , Lord Uoinbermere , i attended by a brilliant suite , were _present . > _Prince of _Wales , attended by _General » le « ...
... legislative assemblies to carry out the settlement of national differences without the use of arms. The committee had memorialised her Majesty's Government against arming the police force. and they had not yet ascertained the effect of that step ; but soon after ...