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... Attorney-General could declare that Lord Elgin had such authority, coupling that declaration with the assurance given by Lord John Russell, he would not support the motion of Mr. Herries; if not, the royal sanction should not be given to such bill, which ...

... Fearey, Birminghan, wood turner.—M the insolvent in this case,and he was o r. Powell sup; ‘ed on behalf of a creditor, Mr. John Newe: ppesed by Mr, Hawkes y. It appeared that insolvent in hie petition and schedule had describe ‘d himself ag Thomas Alfred ...

... the motion for the second reading of this bill, Mr. Napier proposed present petition from .Mr. Smith O'Brien and others. L.rd John Russell wished ask the Speaker whether petit ton from persons found guilty of high treason could be received. The Speaker could ...

... later hour.—Lord John Russell was seized with a fainting fit the ball-room about eleven o'clock, and carried out insensible. His Lordship speedily revived when taken into the open air, and shortly afterwards left in company with Lady John Russell, for his ...

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... closed. to the hormony, aud was kept until the evening At Weren Poot Perry Sxsstoxs, held on Mondav last, hefore Jones and John Jones, Esqrs.. Mr Tece heer- shopkeeper, of the parish of Guilsfie'd, appeared to answer the complamt of T Streffird, police ...

... described them to Detective-officer Morrow, he apprehended the prisoners. or Stvatine Boors.—A vender of firewood chips, named John Edeards, wae charged on saspicion of stealing two airs of boots, the property of Mre. Mary Moreton, grocer, &c., if Warwick ...

... set them the example which the motion proposed, and induced them to avoid as much as possible the necessity of an appeal to arms, and acknowledge that arbitration was a wise mode of settling disputes. Mr. contended that this was not the peculiar moment ...

... the spot the incautious woman’s hand and arm bleeding profusely under of the enraged lioness She was speedily released from the position in which so foolishly placed herself not before the animal lacerated the arm and torn tlie skin and integuments from ...

... Izod Mr. Henry Elwell Mr. S. Keeley Mr. Thomas Bowyer Fiddian Mr. George Lloyd Mr. Thomas Jones Mr. John Manley Mr. Charles Greaves Mr. John Kendrick Mr. John Hariman Mr. George Dixon Mr. Fred. William Harrold Mr. Charles Carter. The Recorder thea proceeded ...

... responsible Govern - ment when carried or under the dictation of and his associates, which had not been foreseen by Lord John Russell, and that was that tbe day would come when British loyalists were to be taxed pay French rebels for the losses the ...