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... Fox Walmsley, Sir J. Ellis, John Melgund, Viscount Watkins, Colonel Elliot, John E. al iluer, W. H. Wawn, J. T. Enfield ' Viscount Milues, It. M. Willcox, Brodle Evans, Sir De Lacy Milton, Viscount Williams, John Evans, John Mitchell, T. Williamson, Sir ...
... O'uormau Tollemache, John Duff Mittugles, R. D. , George S. Towneley, John Duke, Sir James Marsh a ll , Wi ll i am T owns h en d , C ap t . Duncan, Cieorge Douro, Dr 3 0 1 n a d r , quis of 2 l'Taggart, Si r J. Thornely, Thomas Martin, John Trelawny, J. S. ...
... Alderman Sidney, Mr. Bankes, Capt. Pelham, Mr. Peto, Viscount laahon, Sir Edward Buxton, Mr. Robert P'almer, Sir John Pakington, lMr. Arm- strong, and Mr. Milnes. NATIONAL SCHOOLS IN I1%EL4D. On the motion of Sir W. Vosswan, a return was ordered of all ...
... de well to establish an sadly waited foetaight. =, the system at vote by ballot, which would amble all CONVICT SHIPS. Mr. GRATTAN salted whethm any swank had been awawa i ne d s wegrowatreafrePtaseasalley takes to ensure the safe caudate of the omelets ...
... answer to queLtions from Mr. Grattan, Mr. Divett, and Lord Ashley , gave some particulars respecting certain emigrant vessels, but the statements were very imperfectly heard. We understood him to say, in reply to Mr. Grattan, who referred to the treatment ...
... morning, and then came into the town wantonly and deliberately doing the mischief. —Dover paper. Sailor Bavip. —seaman, named John Hunter, landed at Ramsgate last week, by fishing-smack, having been picked in tho North Sea. floating on a small piece wreck; ...
... Governmeht whether In 14 teyadi not rejoice in- the ?? of the fare And num- bers of the Orangemen, who Were theaonsrutted with arms byh the' comieand of Sir E. Bantheney.. 'With re- ?? William Beers, there maightrbea teimta Joeri case for whis-drepe n fron- ...
... Cetbobe • as Bt. Patrick's dap. Lard said the removal d Yr. Beers sr Lord Rodeo was not usimmetitatiosal. He had gives a pio men armed with bibles sad blunderbusses. Let them leave weapons at home. Lord Clanrieards said the ease added to the a= at that they ...
... M1. P I-Treaasurcrs-John da-sterman, Esq., M.P., 30, Nicholuaslane; Oltury Iloarc, Esq., 37, Fleet-atreet. - ~Couxcic. Samnuel Itarrison Armitage, Esq., Manior House, Mitcham, at- Samiuel Blaxiand, Esql., 12, Devonshire-square. - John Vickery Broughcon ...
... _ Montevideo the immediate disarming of the Foreign Legion and other foreigners bearing arms and forming the garrison the city of Montevideo, or who might be arms other parts of the Oriental Republic and the third proposition was that “ General Rosas ...
... from the opposition); but from the division of last week it appeared tbat more than 70 were in London (hear, hear). Mr. H. GRATTAN very much feared there wag a snake in the grass somewhere (laughter). Whether it c.me from the county of Buckingham he should ...
... Pugh, David Ilatchell, John Rawdon, Colonel Hawes, Benjamin Reynolds, John Hayter, W. G. Ricardo, J. L. Headlam, Thomas Ricardo, Osman Heywsod, James Ronailly, Sir John lleyworth, Lawrence Russell, Lord J. ' Hobhon.se, Sir John Itu.ssell, F. C. liebbouse ...