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... was charge .l with felony under circumstances exhibiting the basest in• gratitude. The prisoner entered the service of Mr. John Leete, a tradesman residing at 143, Sloane-street, in September last but had not been there long when it was discovered that ...
... ohl - ill the mnidst of which, 1 r Lord JOHN RUTSSELL comiseitted to thle motion. ii 'he house5( ?? reSUited, thle Chni'atrutu reported q' Li Progress, atid obttlited heave to sit kftigal it t Friday-. d ?? JOHN RUSSELL said the committee should stamid ...
... Lisle Marquis of Anglesey Earl Somers Lord Duffe.rin Lord De Ros PAIRED AFTER THE FIRST DIVISION. Lord Monteagle Earl of Cardigan Lord Colborne Leird Walalngbam Lord Eddisbury Farl of Malmesbuxy. SECOND DIVISION. Lord Chancel- earls. earls, barons. lor ...
... Adair, R. Shafto Grattan, Usury Pechell, Sir G. Aglionby, H. A. Greene,. John Pete, Samuel Alcock, Thomas Grenfell, C. Pascoe Pilkington, James Anderson, Arthur Hall, Sir B. Power, Dr. • Armstrong, R. B. Hardcastle, J. A. Reynolds, John Bass, Thomas Harris ...
... Monroe D:onean, (Usage Moolessorth, Sro W. Wann, John 'Dairen TU. mai Moan(!, Francis Witte ox, B. Ill'Ohie John Nugent, Lor4 Wi11i4131% John Sir Os Lacy iilrrlen, Sir Timothy Wilms, Mathew E.. n., John O'Connell, Maurine Wood, William Page 1 Ewart, WilliAni ...
... the bill Pro. an ?? armed procesisions, and all processions, carrying flags, cc or-banners, or accompanied by musci of a habsracter to excite party animosity, but the Orangemen, if so minded; might Ond the, 12th July march without arms, carry the unionj ...
... D« L Evans, J Evans, W Ewart, W Pagmo, W Fagan, J Fergus, John Piispatricfc, J W Foley. John H Pordyce, A Port ter, M Fox, R M Pox, W i Olyn, C Grace, O Graham, Sit J I Grattan, H Greene, John GranfaU. C P Gray, Sir Geo Gray, R W rot venor,.Earl Hall ...
... ob- Jobn Burgoyne, Sir George Clerk, Sir John Mill.y serrations. Lord Nowry and Morne, Air. Vsndo- Doyle, Sir Frederick Adam, Colonel Perceval CSer- lear ' .. - M f- ® ., Arms, House of Lords), Mr. John Shepherd, »n, Mr. CmplmlL and Mr. Bushell ...
... O'Brien, Bart. C, John O'Brien, John O'Connell, Ralph B. Osborne, Alexander Oswald P, Sir John Owen, Bart, Roundell Palmer P, Col. Jonathan Peel, Lord W. Powlett C, T. J. A. Robartes., G. R. Robinson C, Edmund B. Roche, Baron Rothschild, John Sadlier, Viscount ...
... be committed on that day three weeks. Mr. FOX and Mr. SCULLY were for going into committee at once.—Colonel DUNNE and Mr. GRATTAN wished to wait for the return of the Irish members. The House divided, and the numbers were—for Lord J. Manners's amendment ...
... Ellenborough feared that the bill was not sufficiently comprehensive It prohibited armed processions, but not all processions. It prohibited processions with fire-arms and other offensive weapons, and with party badges, flags, and symbols, and with music ...
... all knowledge of. The Moniteur de l' Armee contains, as you were told yesterday it would, the intimation for calling under arms the first half of the contingent of 1848. The notice is put in the most guarded terms, for sake of disguising the manceuvre ...