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... their seat.. :---Iton. D. A. l'elhain, for Boston ; Mr. J. F. Stanford, for Evading ; Mr. J. Best, for 1: idderminster ;Xt.. John Evelyn, for-West-Surrcy ;• Col. J. C. Cliatterkin, fOr Cork city ; and Lord Alexander Lennox, for New Shoreham. Mr. TCFNEI ...
... Roxburghe M are) uis of Exeter Earl Spencer Bar] Digby Lord Langdalo Earl Somers Earl Howe Lord St. John Duke of Bedford HOUSE OF COMMONS--Friday. Sir John Trollope's Amendment :— The House divided ; Ayes, 192, Noes 311. AYES. Adderley, C B Codrington, Sir ...
... morning of furl night, a mariied woman, residing in Fiiars’ Fields, Newport, named Morgan, was observed with her infant in her arms, mar her own house, disputing with woman named Elizabeth Volan. A quarrel of a very violent character, fur «s words went shottly ...
... threatened with the cannon of 178-. The pigmies of the present day cannot wield the arms of the giants lof old The spirit and the men and the cause are wanting. The shades of Grattan and Charlemont cry shame u «»« vainglorious boast, and their immortal names ...
... occurred to Mr. George Hearne, son of John Hearne, Biq., of Ardnaree. The young gentlemanwas out shooting, and when disrcharging a shot, the gun burst, and his left arm was shattered. From the injury sustained, the arm, from the elbow dovrn- wrardg,-hsad ...
... in England cannot be made remunerative. We feel sure, too, that when- ever this one fact is clearly seen, we shall have Lord John Russell himself coming forward to avow his conviction, that a great mistake has been committed, and that it must be rectified ...
... Ireland, ed. 17 ' , O .'- • n o one of people and their um of arms upon days Driblin and ether rifles and torus. being only for disport or met- elm of arms, is lawful ; and though it be with greet arm , by peep!, and in armour, yet it being neither di terrorms ...
... ; together, with the s corresporridence ?? Sir Jarrics Brooke rind her Majesty's Goverirmait on tire saume subject ? I Lord JOHN RUSSELL.said tire Government were quite a ready to lay on the table any informsation they lied err this c Isubject. He was ...
... Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he would rather net enter into that question at present. Mr. H. HERBERT asked the Noble Lord if it was the intentiou of the Government to compensate the Rochdale Savings Bank depositors the loss they had sustained ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... es r a s t e a l n s, d t a i r na d b . timber-laden , consist of two, 1,799 tons. Prices continue previous quotations. St. John Pine to IN( Quebec Pine, 14d per foot; S rue; Peale,. are T fi h_ fi rm, with w o i o t l h amnairnkceltincaotinotnintuoes ...
... in theas provinces, in accordancewiththe treaty; while Turkey, e though her soldiers were reduced to the allotted d 10,000, arming the population, and a new war was fully to be expected as soon ats in spring the I passes of the Balkan should be practicable ...
... some remarks from Mr. Merton Mr. Lebottehere, aEd Lord John Russell, the Mown divided, rhea the numbers Welt, Per the Address lt Fur the Amendment 192 Majority CHIT CHAT. All Sorts of things for al! arms of men. ' Happy is the man whose circumstances are ...