... glad to find associated with ns on this occasion, the son of the illustrious Grattan (Mr. Henry Grattan, the member for Meath). At that meeting Mr. Fitzsimon, turning to Mr. Grattan, said, Your father in- scribed free trade on his banner in 1782, and Mr ...

... Roxburghe M are) uis of Exeter Earl Spencer Bar] Digby Lord Langdalo Earl Somers Earl Howe Lord St. John Duke of Bedford HOUSE OF COMMONS--Friday. Sir John Trollope's Amendment :— The House divided ; Ayes, 192, Noes 311. AYES. Adderley, C B Codrington, Sir ...

... in England cannot be made remunerative. We feel sure, too, that when- ever this one fact is clearly seen, we shall have Lord John Russell himself coming forward to avow his conviction, that a great mistake has been committed, and that it must be rectified ...

... withdrawn, but that the number had been materially increased, and that the Tnrkish government had consequently not ceased to arm its people on that frontier, in anticipation (amounting almost to a certainty) that as soon as the Balkan Pass was open, the ...

... empire had been saved by the arms of John Sobieski and of his followers. Sir R. 11. INGLIS said he rose merely for tho purpose of correcting an error into which tbe lion, and gallant member for Westminster had fallen. John Sobieski was not a Jlun- ?? he ...

... from the opposition); but from the division of last week it appeared tbat more than 70 were in London (hear, hear). Mr. H. GRATTAN very much feared there wag a snake in the grass somewhere (laughter). Whether it c.me from the county of Buckingham he should ...

... Lisle Marquis of Anglesey Earl Somers Lord Duffe.rin Lord De Ros PAIRED AFTER THE FIRST DIVISION. Lord Monteagle Earl of Cardigan Lord Colborne Leird Walalngbam Lord Eddisbury Farl of Malmesbuxy. SECOND DIVISION. Lord Chancel- earls. earls, barons. lor ...

... Acland, Charles Lemon, Moses Montefiore, A. Spearman, John Walsh, Robert Price, M P., William Mag- nay, John W. H. Anson, Percy vai Hart Dyke, John Puck- worth, George Nugent, Robert H. Inglis, John Hall, Johu Lister L. Kaye, Compton Domvile, George Shee ...

... competition to select the site for its successor, either on the co»8t or near to the centre of the island. The late Mr. Grattan, upon the occasion of his last election for Dublin, justified his vote in favour of the corn laws by stating, that he considered ...

... Arrived from tho River and sailed, the John Anderson, for Demerara ; the Diana, tor Sydney, ?? the China, for Madras; the Tyro, for Monte Video ; the Captain, for Trinidad; the Marmion, for Quebec; the Faside, for St. John's. N. 8 .; the Sultana, for Adelaide ...

... In a radius of 12 or 14 miles round him it was ttie same — the children ofthe poor were ali educated by Lady Exeter, Lord Cardigan, Lord Winchilsea, the Hon. Robert Watson, the Duke of Buccleuch, and others. It was the case with gentlemen on the other ...

... Surrey- James Cummings, Esq, Lytham, near Preston. John Bockett, Esq, Clapham Common. Mr. Lake, Falmouth. Mr. T. Mott, 36, New Bridge-street. Mr. C. Lewis, Cardigan. E. Banks, Esq, Sholden Lodge, near Deal. John Ramsay, Esq, Cheam, Surrey. W. Wainwright, Esq ...