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... Thirsday, Jan. 31, at 12, by order of the Administratrix of Mr. John Cross, deceased (in whose occupation the premises were for a perioi of upwards of 22 vears), the LEASE of the CALEDONIAN ARMS, WINE and SPIRIT ESTABLISHMENT, admirably place! at the corner ...
... Lord JOHN RUSSELL said he would rather net enter into that question at present. Mr. H. HERBERT asked the Noble Lord if it was the intentiou of the Government to compensate the Rochdale Savings Bank depositors the loss they had sustained ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...
... that an array of new men would spring up in that country, like men armed cap-d-pie, and springing forth from the head of Minerva, but the Hon. Baronet would be disappointed. (Mr. Grattan) would again say to the House in the same language which had before ...
... x-aaitoquri Mr. Grogan, Mr. Fox, and Mr. Clements supported, and Mr. Grattan opposed the amendment. Mr. Sadlier and Mr. Roebuck expressed themselves favourable to the clause. Lord John Russell stated, that not sufficient cogent reasons urged by the Irish ...
... should not once prevent persons in Ireland from appearing abroad in arms.—(Cheers.) For what reason should the peasantry of that country be allowed the privilege of appearing abroad in arms when that privilege did not exist in any other part of the civilized ...
... the Foreign-office. It was attended Lord John Russell, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Minto, Sir George Grey, Viscount Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Francis Baring, Sir John Hobhoose, the Earl of the Right Hon. H. ...
... Claydon, Northumberland Arms, Lower-road, and tion, any particulars are more interesting to the in- John Anettn, K0,.l George, BalU-pond.-Ltcences retelligent, and more valuable to the world at large, Charles Teage Heard, Rydon Arms, 2, Russell-place, than ...
... given by commission to several public and private bills (for which ste Lords’report). The Speaker, attended the Sergeant-at-Arms and a w hon. members, immediately quitted the house to obey the summons. On his return he announced the names of the bills ...
... decorations. tact, courtesy, and kindness, that the Roman Calholj which had taken place in the plan of the new houses of Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that as letB / lr ' al 'f. the Homan parliament.—(Hear, hear.) Here, then, was an acquittal, would be presented ...
... Teneriffe; Henry, Rotterdam ; Earl of Auckland, ditto ; John bcott, Stettin ; Melluua, Guernsey , Phmnix, ditto ; Golden Grove, Danzic ; Sea Flower, St. John's ; Jonge Lippe, Worcum ; Lord John Russell, llarlingeu ; George Sarah, Antwerp; Fneudschap, ...
... the country. But for the circumstance ,of Sii Robert Peel and his adherents usually |vo ting with the Administration of Lord John -L, the Whigs could not have retained office; until now. They would have been repeatedly placed a mine »rity on important questions ...
... his convert'.ion. Qonu.in then appeal: the judgtueut of &ir Herbert i stated under the i't-ad Court Cuurocatiou, p. S2iJ,*j' John WiUhmrjtamtit.—ln U Captain Clayton took part Jcune Fust t Majesty t i Council, and the whs »:ud again under the head of Appeals ...