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... 200hl pepe inhabitants of Oldlham, preying that, that towu may beI byd omitted from the operation of the bill,' . nion Lurd JOHN RUSSELL.'stated the circumnstances of the I notation assault on the Quteni, committed on Thursday evening; and r people. SirRB ...
... Samuel Heape, Esq. Robert, GIl-b sell, Esr% Dooplish Hill; Grattan Bright,, REq. Green. Bank;J Sp James ΒΆ1 hompono, Eseq. of Manchester; George Ashworth,. juin. Esq. IJohn Lawton, REq. -Butts; John Whittatkeri Esq~ yavr Joh Thomson Payan, Esq. James Petrie ...
... grant this request, especially as Cardin c~ ohiilaitiili by the Russian nailitary autito- an sxpi; tawr ree o lay dowan their arms and to the esti -t~ tiece etso cotiduct them hack. This docuint I to M hta thY iot only refused, hut sipot ment. .,hla,;ie ...
... well at Cambridge. (Laughter.) It of Ian has had some two dozen bishops in the House of Lords. ko ~ted The noble lord (Lord John Russell) said to-night that lie on ean 'was strongly opposed to ecclesiastical influenice in temporal fol .s i affairs. (Letid ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... should ha no admission into n3 n the Kilmainhamn establishment without his knowledge and The motion wvas suppnrted hy Mr. Grattan, Mr. Grogan, m General Evans, Colonel Rawdon, Lord Nass, Mr. Reynolds, r. eand Sir H. Verney, and opposed by Mr. Hume and ...
... iparties this winter. - le .A-MISCHaixvous TacxlI.-01s Wednesdaty nightlas8t, a le IIIan `named John Eliwood went into the cellar of thle te Druid's Arms beerhouse, itt Thomas-street, and stole a key, 31a barrel, and a tap. He took thle tap out of a barrel ...
... r Ied. ery and as openly as possible. I ills, Mr. KEOGH animadverted upon the inconsistent course 5It Lind pursued by Lord John Russell. 0 Fear lace Lord JO 1-N RUSSELL vindicated his conduct in pro- t urn- ceeding with the bill in its amended slate. ...
... son e Sin JOHN FRANKLIN.-Captain P otnied MItin the Time's, that, on a visit to htis natv pei ny t *tts mie to bas learned from Captain Marti, theeom 5p11,I been Rnterprise, the last person who Ct1tmulittedih afth id the Franklin, that Sir John told hIint ...
... office of presi- cry dart of the board of control. Hie will be succeeded by the ng Rigbt HFon. Fox Maule, M.P.-Globe. ir- Lord John Russell gave a full dress parliamentary re, dinner party on Monday evening, at his official residence in ,Dowvning-street, ...
... 19; Mr. Abraham Rtobini- and 50.1, 113; Mr. John Lees, 32; Mr. Edward Stokes, 60; Mr. cars Acres Aislead, 12; Mr. Charles Cheetham Bailey, 9; Mr. cash Usriry lYoinson, 10; Mr. James Sideboitom, 10 , Mr. John IV NVaterhouotsa 18'; Mvr. Joshna Lees, 10; ...