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... 10 per cent, on the rents of his estates. Proposed Monument to Sir John Barrow. is stated Diversion that the Lords of the Admiralty have fixed upon site for monument the late Sir John Barrow, on the Hill of Hoad, near native cottage. Tbe determination ...
... regret former operations, which led to the emancipation of Greece. Sir R. H. corrected Sir D. Lacy Evans, who bad spoken of John Sobieski as Hungarian, which he was not. Mr. M. MILNES regretted the course Mr. Disraeli had taken, as unworthy of his genius ...
... re. Rev. H. A. St. John, Vicar of Hilton, Dorset Rev Hough. Incumbent of South Crossland, Lancashire. Rev. J. East, Rector of St. Michael's. Bath. Rev. R. Montgomery. Rector of Holcott, Northampton. Kev. Winter. Incumbent St. John s, Wedneebury. Rev. ...
... th-y are bill another meeting in the conrae of thia Jay, when the queetion far they are concerned will be finally eutlel. Lord John Russell bee promised that tbit tig the deda'on of the government also upon this important poiut ahaii declared in the Lower ...
... noticed the Earl of Powis (vice president), the Hon. Mr. Rowley, J. Williams, Esq.. M.P n Captain Mostyn, John Lloyd Wynn, Esq., the Archdeacon of Cardigan, Captain Morgan, &e. The usual loyal toasts were given in succession, and duly acknowledged. A grand ...
... side with twj) bouquet* of double roses; short eleeve*, rather tunnel shaped, narrow fringe to match, which falls over the arm, alter being raised drapene by a single rose. fringe on the body, forming pointed descending to the waist; tbs pi*i space to ...
... and York, the Bishops Oxford and Hereford, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Baron Pollock, Lord Cranwortb, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Gray, the Dukes of Devonshire and Buecleuch, the Marquis of Clsnriesrde, Esrl Granville, and ...
... almoet altogether destroyed. Lord CAMO YS, a Roman Catholic, maintained the supremacy of the Crown, but contended that Lord John Ruseell’s letter, in the terms which it applied the Catholic religion, was unjustifiable. At the same time Cardinal Wiseman ...
... honourable gentlemen. Mr. Grattan returned to his seat. Mr. Drummond followed Mr. Grattan, addressed some observation to him, and left the house. Several honourable members (the majority of whom were Irish) crowded round Mr. Grattan, and entered into eager ...
... Mailings. .1 Watkins.Col L Hall, Sir B Mundy, W Wawn.JT Child, S Hall, Col Muntz, F Welleslev.LdC Childers. J Hallyburton. Neeld. John West. F K Chri-topher, R Lord Neeld. Joseph Westhead, J P Chrhty, Hamilton, A NeAdegate.CN L T Clay, J Hamilton, J H N ...
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... named iouee, who interfere save the policeman, hsd his abdomen ripped up, and died in few boars. Lady John Russell.—We are sorry to announce thst Lady John Kutsell has seriously indisposed owing to unfortunate circumstance calculated occasion muc anxiety ...