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... The parties went instantly from the house to the field. Corry was wounded in the arm. A friend who was present told me the duel took place in the twilight, and that Grattan said, ft The gentleman is placed too far of—l cannot see him plainly—let him come ...
... concern. (Hear.) History teaches me that; and I find that some ot the greatest friends of liberty, Sir John Elliott, Pym, Hampden, Cord isomers, aud John Loeke, had great apprehensions ol papal assumption and papal aggression. (Hear.) Well, sir, what was ...
... THF T3 SE ° F CO^IO-NS.-Friday. j T / r APAL AGGRESSION. C H\Hoi!^ of^m^ R NMEAT MEASURE. S i^> in ginabin , r s ' Lord JoHN Russell moved for rp^^''. 6lll tue sumption of certain Hfc?** «,nsi t ,| L V ?t°! P laces m the United Kingdom. 5 hlstorical ...
... unhappy suicide ',t , rni ~-—The second instance of self-destruction tlijf, ''-y, 1 before the same coroner, at the Cardigan Arms, JJeftJ 88 also U ? S,lay ' tho vi ctim of her own rashness being, in *W°f y ears 'r a Wom an. Her name was Hannah Pickard ...
... railroads. Accounts from Oregon announce the discovery of excellent coal near Paget's Sound. On dit that Mr. Cardwell will be Lord John Russell's new Chancellor of the Exchequer iv December next. Considerable fears are entertained concerning the health of the ...
... appeal. If this bill were to suspend a all other business, Lord John Russell might expect to see the 3 Irish members avail themselves of all the forms of the house to ; stop its progress. Lord John Russell, as far as he was concerned, would have 3 been glad ...
... of Stradbroke, Lord Northwick, Lord Hastings, Mr. R. Spooner, M.P., Colonel Sibthorpe, M P., Lord John Manners, M.P., the Marquis of Granby, M.P., Sir John Tyrcll, M.P., Mr. Newdegate, M.P., Mr. Freshfleld, M.P., Mr. A. Duncombe, M.P., and a great number ...
... opening day has arrived— Lord John and the Chancellor of the Exchequer liave quitted their posts, and are chatting familiarly in the peeresses' gallery, with some of England's most beautiful idols of fashion—Lord Cardigan is in the same gallery gazing ...
... bishops thereto, was encouraged by the conduct and declarations of her Majesty's government. 2nd.—That the publication by Lord John Russell of his letter to the Bishop of Durham, which contained expressions calculated to wound the religious feelings of many ...
... came generally to the same conclusions as the officers of the crown, though not by exactly the same paths. He thinks that Lord John Russell gave a satisfactory answer to the question, If you have already a law upon the subject, what necessity is there for ...
... Gallery will be open to Members and Subscribers of Institutions in the Union. JOHN BINGLEY,! „ c JOHN WAGER, / Hon - hec& SALES BY AUCTION. TO BE SOLD BY WIIALLEY, at (ho cardigan Arms Inv, Bramley, on Thursday, the Nineteenth Day of Jink instant, at Six o'Clock ...
... E, oceupiod by Mr. John Wright, or his undertenants; nnd all that DWELLINGHOUSE occupied by Mrs. Hopper ; also all that large nnd substantial WAREHOUSE, subdivided into several rooms and tenements, occupied respectively by Mr. John Wright, Mr. Thomas ...