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... resources of Ire- e land, and which was seconded by Mr. John Enniv, high e sheriff of Doblin. e The proposers and seconders of the remaining re9sri a e lions were the Marquis of Drogheda, Mr. Creagh, Lord ; arm, Mr. C setwoode, Col. Voreker, and Mr. Bowen. I ...
... In answer to another question from MJr. D'israeli, Lard JOHN RUSSELL said that the Danish Government had r 'Att refused Co renew the armistice with Germany. DISTRESSED UNIONS (IRELAND.) LaTd JOHN RUSSFLL moved the order of the day for a tt cenemittee of ...
... 200hl pepe inhabitants of Oldlham, preying that, that towu may beI byd omitted from the operation of the bill,' . nion Lurd JOHN RUSSELL.'stated the circumnstances of the I notation assault on the Quteni, committed on Thursday evening; and r people. SirRB ...
... inoin ted by the fesathler asid corosset of tise Prince of WVales, a with the motto, lisl dliets. Ois either side are the arms of Sol Lords Mtostyle and Diluorbeon, tlso Bishop of St. Asaph, Lord da Powls, Viscount Ficilding, Sir Watksn sslsusW ?? P ...
... ory rheumatism, which lasteri several weeks, and terminated in temporary insanity and Suicide in both cases. The Earl of Cardigan has become a convert to the oeabi- tion of flogging in, his regiment.t Thle grand ascent of thre adronant Mlontemayor, who ...
... mont, George Crosland, Samuel Fielden, Robert Gill James Hatton, John Hargreaves, James eolime, W. n Hornby, Wm. Marshall, Wm. Moxon, Joshua Radelilre, i J. R. Ralph, John Riley, John Smith, Wm. Stuart, 11, W W Wickham, and George Wilson: so that there ...
... relative to the alleged arrival of some carrier pigeons' from Sir John Rosses expedition, has been copied into the Laondon Guardian. The AyrAdver~ierstates that the arrange- ments made by Sir John Ross, previous to starting, were, that he should despatch the ...
... Samuel Heape, Esq. Robert, GIl-b sell, Esr% Dooplish Hill; Grattan Bright,, REq. Green. Bank;J Sp James ΒΆ1 hompono, Eseq. of Manchester; George Ashworth,. juin. Esq. IJohn Lawton, REq. -Butts; John Whittatkeri Esq~ yavr Joh Thomson Payan, Esq. James Petrie ...
... grant this request, especially as Cardin c~ ohiilaitiili by the Russian nailitary autito- an sxpi; tawr ree o lay dowan their arms and to the esti -t~ tiece etso cotiduct them hack. This docuint I to M hta thY iot only refused, hut sipot ment. .,hla,;ie ...
... and York, the Bishops of Oxford and Hereford, Lord Chief Justice Campbell, Chief Baron Pollock, Lord Cranworth, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of Carlisle, Earl Grey, the Dukes of Devonshire and Buccleuch, the Earl of Clanricarde, Earl Granville, and Earl ...
... well at Cambridge. (Laughter.) It of Ian has had some two dozen bishops in the House of Lords. ko ~ted The noble lord (Lord John Russell) said to-night that lie on ean 'was strongly opposed to ecclesiastical influenice in temporal fol .s i affairs. (Letid ...
... showing the authojy under which the universi- ir ties of Oxford and Cambridgeog a monopoly in the printing a, of the Bible. Mr. GRATTAN having given notice that, on the first read. l.; ing of the Bill to prevent the Assumption of Ecelesiastical ,, Titles itL ...