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... ny ngst which might be, he ferred, a collision betwixt ¢ clergy and the laity, who would ery far to purify the Church, r. GRATTAN, in a very discursive speech, opposed the Mr. CONOLLY, wii red to concede the free toleration of their ligion to oman Catholics ...
... ask the noble earl whether any explicit denial was given by Lord John Russell to this assertion, and whether it was communicated to the Cardinal? Earl MINTO said he had assured Lord John Russell of the incorrectness of the assertion ; but that no authoritative ...
... stung by Keogh's sarcasm his apostacy from religio u s 'liberalism, he protested was a follower of Henry Grattan's; whereupon the p r w hich Henry Grattan grunted forth Sardonic tally proved so confoundedly contagious that the tse Commons chuckled in a style ...
... showing the authojy under which the universi- ir ties of Oxford and Cambridgeog a monopoly in the printing a, of the Bible. Mr. GRATTAN having given notice that, on the first read. l.; ing of the Bill to prevent the Assumption of Ecelesiastical ,, Titles itL ...
... Reynolds, John Arundel and Surrey, Hohhouse. Thos B. sadleir, John „, E , arl Alexander Scholefield, William Ulake Martin J. Howard, Philip H. Scullv, Francis Ble. itt, Reginald J. Hutcliins, Edwd. J. Simeon. John Bright, John Keating. Robert Smith. ...
... Saturday ; lust, the neighbourhood of Sheaf-street, in Darentry, was thrown into great consternation ami al arm occasioned by report of fire-arms, accompanied by shrieks, which proceeded fr -m public-house, called the Waggon and Horses. A great numb tof ...
... Ivonia, Clyde to Jamaica. Feb. lal. N.lon. II W Jenny Und, Liverpool to Naples, 12tb Feb. lal. 3s, lon. John Mitcht 11. of Glasgow, Jan. lat. I lon. 23 Johns, Aleiandiiato Liverpool Jan. off Malaga. Lady Ann, from Liverpool. 7th Feh. lal. N. lon. 11 Lady Sale ...
... be careful not to H itr part with thast great arm of defence, a sufficient naval force, 0 edwhich was likewise required for the protection of our c-p be merce against small semi-civilised states. Lord John de- p ,'or fended the maintenance of the African ...
... force we should be careful not to part with that great arm of defence,a sufficent naval force, which was likewise required for the protection of our commerce against small semi. civilized states. Lord John Russell defended the maiot.. nance of the African ...
... were read from Sir Clyd e . tt move, Nserra e d and Mr. Ralph Greenhough. Mr. John The St. Lawrence, United States frigate, arrived in the first resolution, and denounced Lord John Southampton Water, on Thursday, from America, freighted handize for the Great ...
... waiting ro would be divided in two H Cowie or Brooke &Co St, --- -- - - -- In every trade and profession ' if required. . )4—John Cumming, Dwight Each labours to get the first start. Apply to MASSEY & MOLYNEUX, Brunswick- .1 Browne or Brom &Co V From Liverpool ...
... Kay Shuttleworth, the Rev. C. Richson, an, 000 Mr. John Peel (honorary sectetary), had an interview 'rjts Sir George Grey on Saturday at the Home-office. vith BURGLAR SHoT.-_Thq premises of Mr. John Hiddick,', ' P of Walsall, having been robbed, that ...