... the nation for no other purpose than to dishonour it by a de- grading surrender of its arms, and a submission to be dragged through the dirt. We do not believe Lord John Russell to be the meanest and weakest of ministers, but he must be both the one and ...

... arrived in town from Etal House, N. 8., en route to Portsmouth. Lady William Powlett has left Curzon-street for the E*rl of Cardigan's, Deene Park, Northamptonshire, where a select circle are staying on a visit to the noble and gallant earl. Lord Godolphin ...

... Master of the Rolls. — Lord Langdale will retire from the Rolls almost immediately, and will be succeeded by Sir John Romilly. Lord John Russell has been slightly indisposed during the last few days, but has recovered. On Wednesday next the noble lord ...

... which they have concern (bear, hear). History teaches me that the greatest friends of liberty, such as Sir John Eliot, Hampden, Lord Somers, and John Knox, all these friends of liberty advocate a distrust of Papal assump- tion and Papal aggression (bear ...

... following Henry|Grattan — when the name Henry Grattan Was renowned, and betokened great eloquence and great public services (loud cheers, and laughter, occasioned by tbe noble lord turning towards the place usually occupied by Mr. Henry Grattan, the member ...

... Craig, M.P., and Lady Craig. Sir Walter Riddel, Lidy Tbesiger and Miss Thesiger, Mr. Rich, M.P., Mr. Grattan, M.P., and Mrs. Grattan, jand Miss Grattan, Mrs. Jones, of Pantglas; Mrs. Lawrence, Mr. Monck, Mr. Farrai, Mrs. Shelley and Miss Shelley, of Avington; ...

... in a Bill to prevent the Assumption of certain Ecclesiastical Titles in re- spect of Places in the United Kingdom: — (Lord John Rus- sell:)— Question again proposed; Debate resumed; Question put :— The House divided ; Ayes 395, Noes 63. AYES. Abdy, Sir ...

... printers, and the printers of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge, enjoyed a monopoly in the printing of the Bible. Mr. H. GRATTAN said he wished to give notice, that on the first available opportunity of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill he would move the ...

... appointment to ber Majesty's Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, by Lord Foley. Sir John Liddell.C.B., on having received the Military Order of the Bath, by Sir F. Baring. The Lord Mayor, by Lord John Russell. Tbe Recorder of London, on his appointment, by ...

... General Sir Johu Burgoyne. l,; r 'i«y/,, Hon. John Hatched, M.P., on appointment as X W u> n^ ral for Ireland, by Sir George Grey, k^e-n , bb Hayward. by Viscount Sydney. 0. 'loi'-i He r«ford, by Lord John Russell. W w'i C• b y the Lor ...

... by Mr. Cobden. Mr. John O'Cwf- nkll (ten petitions), Mr. Caylky, Lord John Manners* Mr. Pioorr, Mr. Simeon, Mr. Green, Mr. Sadleir, Mir. Roche, Mr. O'Flaherty, Mr. M'Cullaoh, Mr. P. HewAjtD (15 petitions), Mr. Scully, Mr. H. Grattan, &c. Petitions against ...

... Town Councillor William Fry, Town Councillor John D'Arcy, Town Councillor Thomas Hutton, J P.D.L, Town Councillor Francis Codd, Town Councillor Richard Kelly, Town Councillor John Jameson, Town Councillor John Chambers, Sir T. O'Brien, Bart., M.P., Sir ...