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... 1666, when, out of a total of 618, eighty nieeibrs only were absent. March, 1611, when the Ant Reform iat.oduced by Lord John Russell, wee reed second tune by a majority of on, the number of inaction present was 607 but then bad never p r eviously been ...
... EKLY THE PEOPLE’!* PAPER, one penny. TBS LARGEST AND SERIAL STORIES DOS RUSSELL JOHN STR ANC.E WIN TER. DEXECiTVE SlOltlEß, b, i»UK MONOVAS. A WOMAN ODTLOOK. Wouiuu's to Verita. •CIGARETTE PAPERS.- Josejh Hatton. .. EATING’S POWDER. IV Kills Flos*. Bngs ...
... select vestry for the ensuing year : Messrs. Hon Montgomery, Victor Coates, John Crone, Alexander Maxwell, A. Maxwell, Robert Russell, John VVni. Hamilton, James WngHt, James John Macfarland, and William Gardiner. proceedings were brought to a close prayer ...
... DEATH OF MR. JOHN O'CONNELL In out issue it one sad doty to record the early demise of Mr. John O'Connell Ilackett, which took place at the residence of his aunt, Mee. Francis Putter, James-street, Kilkenny. on the previous Monday morning, in the 20th ...
... British ascendency and prevent tlia British minority being tyrannised over the FrcDob majority. (Opposition cheers Lord John Russell said in 1830 that ho would not take numbers merely fixing the representation BritL«h subjocts ia the French Canadian Parliament ...
... his conduct aad to plead for his release. Lord Moira. Erukine. Charles Fox. Sheridan, Grattan, the Duke of NorioA. Lord John Russell, Lord Thanet. SamW Whitbread all tea titled in his favour to hie character. Though had written A* most atrocious incitements ...
... been quite ready to jump into the arena had an opportunity presented itself. I think it wan Sidney Smith that said of Lord John Russell that he would have been ready at a moment's notice either to take the command of the Channel fleet or to perform a critical ...
... Brett, Munster and Leinster Bank; Mr John Waddell, Gladstone street ; Mr Walpole, Quay ; Mr J Power, O’Connell-street; W J Smith, JP ; Mr W R Ward, J ; Mr L Ward, Mr P Hand, Newtown ; Mr E Harvey, Grange ; John Russell, Kerrypark Terrace ; Mr J Fudger Sooth ...
... &hot I ay you , look yin oad to ur •,..k and labour of Wt.. 014001 00 of thi Eno Ow). a PAM DICKSON. JAMISON, Se Irmo. JOHN JACKSON. JOHN A. OSZOO. ' I WBEKT iM. SMYTH, y MT Due coeds to yoo if. ; our Address your toward me bare me much. They have. I knch ...
... Wad/done in former days, and days not very remote, in the House of Commons. He might only mention such men as Canning, Lord John Russell, Lord Althorp, Sir Robt. Peel, Palmerston, and Mr. Disraeli. (Cheers.) Cid they think that men of that calibre—pure, honest ...
... Mr Mitchell then re turned thanks. Lord CLarina nroposed the re-election of Mr James Frost, I', as vice-chairman, and Mr John Russell. .1 P. eeoonded the motion. Mr Wiee proposed that Mr T Mitchell elected, and Alderman O’Mara seconded the resolution. The ...
... The following were appointed Select Vestoy for the ensuing year—V. W. Russell, John Davia White, George Thompeon, Edward Phillips, Hugh . 1 rayer. John C. Peacock, Marcus C. Russell, David Shine, Thomas Williams, G. C Rope. and James Cha !wick. Treasurer ...