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... with intense, with almost trembling interest. are ignorant of what the Government is about do —of what Lord John Russell will undertake. Lord John Russell has been praised for his courage and his sagacity. will not dispute his possession of these virtues; ...
... D.L. ; John Power, Kilfaue; John Power, Roebuck House ; Edward Borough, Edward. Fitzgerald, James Murray, Duncan M'Gregor, K.C.8., Inspeotor-Geueral Constabulary Thos. Staples, H. Meredyth, Hort, D.L.; Robt. Shaw; Kennedy, H. Light, K.C.8.; John Nugent ...
... e ; my left arm and leg were paralysed, also ray left eyelid and the eye was displaced. From 1789, these dilapidations have resisted all remedies until now at the age of 85, by two years’ use of your delicious breakfast food, my left arm and leg have ...
... Bellew, Mr. Mrs. and Miss Grattan, Mr. and Mrs. Compton Domville, Col. and Mrs. L. White, and Miss Rorke, Air. G. H. Moore, Sir F. Foster, Sir Thos. Fsmonde, Major Blackall, Mr. Fox, ALP. ; Mr. Grace, M.P. ; Sir S. Fitzgerald, Sir John and Lady Nugenr, the ...
... for Cockermonth still adhered to his charge Lord JOHN RUSSELL said it would have been, to say the least of it, courteous that the hon. member should have givdn notice of mooting a charge on his (Lord John Rusftell’s) character, coming from the hon. member ...
... in favour ot any article • consumption as the case of John Cassell’s Coffee. If you breakfast Land’s End, in Cornwall, you hear it- fame ami are supplied with it. ravel north wan!, as far as John o’Groat’*, ami ask for cup of good Coffee, the hostess ...
... MacDonnell, James Grattan, William F. Tighe. HoNOUßAßLES —Archdeacon Plunket, Thomas Preston Wandesforde, Captain Southwell, Adrian Hope, 60:h Rifles ; Hercules Rowley, Inniskiiling Dragoons ; J. \V. Holy Hutchinson, 13th Light Dragoons; St. John Butler, Rev ...
... thoroughly acquainted. 1 hey were not aware ol the inherent Mr. GRATTAN moved that the motion be rejected.— love ol the people of Ireland lor any institution which had been He abused Lord John Russell’s address as without argu- long established among them ...
... eulogium upon the late Duke moved the address. Th Marquis of GRANBY seconded the address, which was unanimously agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then moved an address of condolence to the Duchess of Cambridge. Mr. DISRAELI seconded the motion is most feeling speech ...
... Kildare ; John James Hughes, P.L.G., Ballibay; Very Rev. John Spratt, D.D., Aungier-street; Charles Gavan Duny, Patrick Cody, Callan ; John Dunphy, Callan, county Kilkenny ; Rev. John C-C. ; Robert S. Anderson, Dublin ; Rev. J. Parks, Wexford ; ...
... Rector, John Cuxson, Esq., youngest son of the late John Cuxson, Esq., Shiffnal, Salop, to Julia Lady Blake, relict the late Sir Valentine Blake, Bart. Oct. 15, Lieutenant-Colonel Brook Taylor, 85th Light Infantry, Henrietta, daughter of Sir John Lloyd ...
... save Victoria Eyre, sen., and John Eyre, jun. (O), Theobald Billing ?* . noBtr «m Victoriani et our Queen, and hear us in the Billing and Co. (S). exaudi |DOB in die qua mvoca- day when we call upon Thee. Bush Kennedy (O), John Kennedy and another (P). Johu ...