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... chairman of the sooiety,pead anonteplator f ee it and in the room we noticed the 11ev. Wi.MKroOe.Mi John Hamilton, sticretary,~Messrs, A. R. Kemip,John MfKea. let 0row, ?? lye, IAlbany Peat, ?? Foivler, '&c6. After te ido ir been serve, the .Chairneanl'opened ...
... be introduced. Upots the noble lord's reply would depend, in some degree, the course which Irish ietnnbers would take. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said Ireland would be provided for in a separate measure, but there would be a part of the English bill which would ...
... abandoned, AR Lord JOHN RUSSELL said Mr. Sadleir hand informed tool, him that the report of his speeds was incorrect in theit re- the Splect. The words attributed to him he had never used. Inanswer to Lord Dudley Stuart, Co Lord JOHN RUSSEL sai Lor Stafr ...
... owln petition. Dated 0 March 11 I 0 GLASSON John, ateaim boiler maker, Newark-upon-Treut: March 25, A April 13. Court of BauhruptjyNottinghomn. ri l. T.Tweed, Lin. I 6ooln.. Dateol Febrtuary 23.* 3 IZARD John, hosier and glkvir, Xing's Road, Brightonu ...
... Cardenasfo New York, was totally wrecked on the. 3rd imtant oU Long Islad. The William Foawiek which sailed On Saturday from Sb. John's, took the Litle 1trbe Bank the same day, but got off, and returned beck to port hat night Thie following is the report of ...