... ns Ada Mary . 4 yrs ; 6st 101b Lord Villiers Ratbmines, 6 6st 101b Lord Cardigan ns Priestess, 4 yrs; 91b CoL Absoo'b 85 lb Mr ' Sbafto Tuscan. 6st 91b Mr. J. G. Smyth ns Yard Arm. aged ; 6st Mr. H. Arnold n. bl c Acomb, yrs; 6st 81b Mr. R. Andalusian ...

... that paper have them, when trade was sinking, and agriculture almost bankrupt, to sit with folded arms, lest they should disturb the slumbers of Lord John Russell? No, they mnst be up and doing. But it was said funds were high—that the workhouses were ...

... certainly spent less Ireland in 1849 than in 1848; that we had exchanged charity for inhumanity ; and that we had now 50,000 armed men to keep Ireland in order, while in Lord Anglesea'g time there had only been 13.000. He declared the proposition of government ...

... of the conduct of our government in reference to the Greek question, he would call upon Lord John Russell to make a frank statement upon the subject ? Lord John Russell said that all he could at present state was that General La Hitte (the French Foreign ...

... Farquhar, Bart. James Morris, Esq. John Harvey. Esq. Henry Norman. Esq. John G. Hubbard, Esq. Henry R. Reynolds, Jun., Esq. George Johnstone, Esq. John Thornton, Esq. John Labouchere, Esq. James Tulloch, Esq. John Loch, Esq. Henry Vigne, ...

... classes forced members to vote for measures of relief which otherwise they might have been disposed to re-consider. He asked Lord John Russell to inform the House what agricultural members on returning to their counties were to say to their constituents as to ...

... Joseph Rowlett, of Corby, was convicted of unlawfully trespassing in search of game the Earl of Cardigan's wood, on the inst. To pay 10s. fine and 13s Gd. costs. John Kilsbv and William Lillvman, both of Kettering, were convicted, each on a separate information ...

... and the fury of the other. Elizabeth came before them, and, ‘stating her husband’s case, prayed for justice :—‘ Judge says John Bunyan, ‘snapt her up, and, angrily told her that I was a convicted person, ahd could not be released *The I would promise ...

... Canterbury and York, the Bishops of Oxford and Hereford. Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Pollock, Lord Cranworth, the Earl of Cardigan, the Karl of Carlisle. Earl Grey, the Dukes of Devonshire and Snccleuch. the Marquis of Clanriearde, Earl Granville, and ...

... unlawful, and this clause was merely declaratory trie law as it now stood. The omission of the words would the act waB «l- Mr. Grattan and Mr. F. Peel spoke favour of the amendment, and Mr. Conolly against it. Upon division, it w »8 negatived by against 43 ...

... the screen in the kitchen, and was drinking with a man named Stein, whom nothing more seems have been known. witness named John Lawson, who was also drinking with her, then said that, when the prisoner came in, she was sitting between Stein and him (Lawson) ...

... column, announcing an amateur concert by the members of the Instrumental Music Society this town, Tuesday next. The Earl of Cardigan has arrived at his shooting quarters, Fowyers Inverness-shire, where his lordship has invited a select party, including Lord ...