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... majority of 179 to 53. Mr. LAWLESS then moved the adjournment of the House, which was seconded by Mr. H. GRATTAN. Mr. REYNoLDs said that if Lord John Russell would grant a Committee to inquire into precedents, he and his friends would in the mean time allow ...
... Speaker directed the Srrjeant-al-Arms to f*® him. The Seneant upped him on the shoulder, and »r. Salomons, saying that he yielded force, J ® T* On Tuesday night the question was resumed, and arwr long discussion, Lord John Russell having taunted with the ...
... ! that it should be so-with his six thou- sand a year, gone over to the camp of the alien. The third on Rachael's list was John Jones, of London, her bridegroom now; he is worth about two thousand a-year; and, as thou must see, to leave him for somebody ...
... Christ Chureh. e • tiii2 Messrs. Sammons. Jackman, and Carter, St. John’s side very good, and likewise the Messrs. Clinkard and Markham the Christ I r. side. The following is the score : ST. JOHN’S. Jackman, bJ. Cliukard run out Sammons, leg hef. wic Faulkner ...
... America. John Adams, a non-slaveholder, succeeded him, and was president for four years only. James Madison succeeded him, was a slaveholder, and was elected for two terms. Mr. Monroe succeeded him, he held slaves and was president for two terms. John Quincy ...
... in obedience to tlwae etilicMma, reed, “John Tbompeon colic betc. eadnimed a fourth, Wily, who would expert you gire them away f Upon which the laat two worda wan all that remained of the original dtrira.waa John Thompeow, with the aigo of hat. , .. ...
... -We deeply lament to say that the family of Mr. Henry Grattan Curran, stipendiary TheI magistrate has been plunged into the deepest afflicti on by f orr the accidental death of his only son, John. This fine youth them les invited to dine with some other ...
... his Royal Highness Prince Albert. Harwich Borough.—Sir John H. Maxwell, Bart, ILN., has announced his intention of offering himself as a candidate to represent the borough Harwich, now vacant. Sir John is a conservative. We understand that another candidate ...
... Culworth, Northamptonshire, Mr. John Bateman, farmer, aged 54 years. Sept. 10, Sy resham. John Liddingtoo, sawyer, aged years. Sept. ll,at Lower Heyford, Oxon, James Dew, aged 67. Sent. 12, aged 71, Christian, wife of Mr. John Higgins, coal merchant, of George ...
... sufficient time to make herself acquainted with their contents before they must be sent off. The Quoon thinks it best that Lord John Russell should show this letter to Lord Palmers ton.” sent that accordingly, and received letter in which tho noble Lord said ...
... that Lord John Russell incurred a heavy responsibility v in bringing it forward. is Mr. H. BERKELEY complained that the ballot formed no portion of the new Reform Bill. Mr. HOWAllD supported the bill. Sir R. INGLIS complained that Lord John Russell bad ...
... {Before Mr. Justice Maulk.) John Wad well, Thomas Wadwell, Tobias Mackaruess, William Hodson, and Richard Hudson, were indicted for being out, armed, pursuit of game, Glapihorne, on the night of the of November last. John Wadwell pleaded Guilty,” the ...