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... together in groups and engaging in Mr. H. Grattan cro-sed the house and addressed a few words to Mr. Drummond, accompanied by very animated gesticulations and retired to his seat, followed that hon. member H. Grattan was afterwards surrounded by a laTe number ...
... to satisfy the Protestants of England.—Mr. John O'Connell assailed the bill with much acerbity, and complained of the calumnies which the debate had aroused against the Catholics.—Mr. Lawless attacked Lord John Russell for professing liberal principles ...
... confidential gnome, armed with a flambeau and bin scraper, descended into the innermost subterranean recesses of the vinous California, where, after divers diggings, there were dragged forth a couple of bottles black' enough to throw Lord Cardigan into a catalepsy ...
... Mr. Grattan. Sir De Lacy Evans. Col. Rawdon, Mr. Grogan, Sir Harry Verney, Mr. Reynolds, and Lord Naas strenuously supported the motion, on the ground chiefly upholding the honour and nationality Ireland. Mr. Fox Maule, Mr. Hume, and Lord John Russell ...
... 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 ...
... the room of Sir John. Romilly,. appointed. Master of the Rolls; for Southampton, in the room of Sir A. E. Cockbern, appointed Attorney- General ; and for Oxford city, in the room of Mr. Page Wood, appointed Solicitor-General.. Lord John Russell announced ...
... Exhibition On Monday last splendid specimen of rock salt was brought up from the Piatt’s Hill Mine at Wincbam the propeity of John Thompson Esq which it intended to forward to the Great Exhibition in a few days It is octagonal in shape weighs above two tons ...
... of flowerpots, fonts, arm-chairs, tables &c, which will remove tbe impression of a strictly ecclesiastical charac- ter in a secular exhibition. The Council of the Society of Arts have determined to appropriate their rooms in John street, Adelphi, to the ...
... Tharnam ae wee Mr. Jno. Sheffield oe Mr. Wm. Sibson co ae 2 Henry Grainger, Esq., High Ireby Grange 10 John Fergusen, Esq., Street. one Mr. John Irving oe ae aoe 3 An Osford 5 Rev. J. Branthwaite, Queen's College, Oxford 5 Rev, E. B. James, do. aoe ...
... Colonel Sibthorp, the Marquis of Chandos, Lord G Manners, Lord Castlemaine, Mr. G. F. Young, Lord J. Manners, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Falmouth, the Eail of Winchilsea, the Earl of Caledon, Mr. Spooner, Vise-nut Bernard, Mr. W. Miles, Lord E. ...
... 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 ...
... body of the people. Mr. of Trelawny did not propose any specific scheme, but left the committee entirely untrammelled. ba Lord John Russell, we are glad to say, supported at ?? motion, which was agreed ?? Ashley ha then moved for leave to bring in a bill ...