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... silver-white and brown>nd white pheasants are nearly as plentiful as the common pheasant in the Earl of Cardigan's woods Deenepark. Death of Mr. John Duncan, the African Traveller. —This enterprising traveller died onboard 11.M.5. Kingfisher, on the 3rd ...
... Mr. James Fitze, Bookseller and Patent Medicine Warehouse; Mr. John Croome, Chemist and Druggist; Messrs. Holman and Ham, Chelists and Druggists; Mr. J. Palk, Chemist and Druggist; Mr. John Tris, Chemist and Druggist; Mr. R. G. Visiel, Chemist and Druggist; ...
... Monday. Before TT, Burnell, T. 11. Bulled, and G. TI. Sol fan, Esquires.) John Doncy, a private belonging to the 82J regiment, was charged on the information of Thomas Doney and John Pearce, policemen, with being drunk and with assaulting the police, on-Saturday ...
... massacre of the Sarebas pirates, the non-reception of the Italian refugees at Malta, and the late revolt in Cephalonia, Lord John Russell promised to lay before the house, official papers and correspondence. In reply to question from an hon. member, relative ...
... he left it to the house to deeide what course he should take. Lord John Russell said that Mr. 11 ore man ought to ask for committee investigation, the appointment of which he, Lord John, would not oppose. At this moment great laughter was excited the Speaker's ...
... ELEtTION. ,.Lord -John- Manners I(Protectionist) . hasE -been: returned 'bg 'imiejotrity' of 2O'o over, the rree-.tfader',Mr. Cook~e. The numbers wfere 622 andtit02. ' . . ' . .- The' eleotion for W'indsor was uncontestediL, lMr. John :Hatchell, of' Dublin ...
... }e also William Woodward, of North Bridgford, was carried to the hospital, he having been seriously hurt 011 the head, right arm, and back, the falling of a hovel in which lie was engaged milking cows. Several of the cattle were also much bruised, and some ...
... looking to the true interests of Austria herself, regarded with pain and indignation the events of the last two years. Mr. Grattan was anxious to inform the House that the noble Lord (Lord C. Hamilton) did not represent one scintilla of Irish feeling when ...
... Moleswortii, who had a notice upon the paper, of an intention to move resolutions the subject of government, said that, as Lord John Russell had taken this sfibject into his hands, he should abstain from moving those resolutions. At the same time observed ...
... replied to the Grand Orange Lodge report, rf him of having courted the Orange party, V.l* arms during the first apprehensions of rebel t»4B, he observed, requests for arms were sen yj i ment by yarious loyal bodies, and in enter* tbe quests no stringent inquiry ...
... rating, believing that if give a'liberalone * WaS m ° St dvisable After some remarks by Sir William Verner, Lord John Manners called on Lord John Russell to apply to Ireland the 6 bad P rofessed to at:opt for England only the night before, that all changes ...
... March 14, 1850.1 «ourt & Lady John Russell had a brilliant assembly on Wednesday evening’ at the official residence of the PremiefTfrttownjb Street. Among those present were Viscountess Palmer-* stun, Mr. Leigh Hunt, Sir John Yardee Buller, M.P., and Lady ...