THE LAND BILL
... abrogate entirely, or regulate and that resolution be sent to the Chief 2h ames Wood, , Mesers. T. W. Mitchell, John Dillon, T. Healy.” Russell, John Bedmond, ...
... abrogate entirely, or regulate and that resolution be sent to the Chief 2h ames Wood, , Mesers. T. W. Mitchell, John Dillon, T. Healy.” Russell, John Bedmond, ...
... Roebuck’s motion, in the course of the Crimean war, which brought about the downfall of the Aberdeen Government. Lord John Russell, who the ti-ue the leader of ot Commons, was opinion that motion could not be resisted. was glad acknowledge that.,the ...
... fox a judicial position. In 1850 Lord Campbell, who was Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in the Government of Lord John Russell, vacated his seat in the Cabinet for the Lord Chief Justiceship of England, an office which he nine years later vacated ...
... Walsh, t\. C. M'Cann, John O’Neijl, James Sloan, too. Corey, Joseph Waugh, Henry M Almden, James Blaney, George Pobinsjn, John D. Bridgett, Thos Gilpin, W. S. Grimshaw. The Clerk read the following communication from Mr. W. Russell, M.P.: —• Dear Sir,-*- ...
... Mr. Russell’s 1 client refused to give him a He insi on his bargain with Mr. Russell, got £150 To Mr. Moriarty—He knew James Burke, and met him on the 20th of April. In the eourse of that conversation he did not tell Barke to go down to Russell and give ...
... gitting upon hunger-slain corpses, had their solemn oath brought in the verdict, “Wilful murder against John Russell, commonly called Lord John Russell” _ t which no. truer verdict was ever delivered by any jury. . It was the depth of winter. travelled all ...
... Meonan, J.P.; John Young, Robt S. Thompson, John Thompson, Robert Suffern, John Shannon, Samuel Russell, Arthur Quinn, William Orr, James O'Boyle, Bernard O’Boyle, Edward M'Manue, John Henry Mulligan, Wm. John ...
... whether England was a protected country or otherwise: nor would it matter to-morrow if a similar situation arose. Lord John Russell refused to stop the exportation of corn from Ireland to England because such a step would have tampered with the year-old ...
... ds, on ; Saturday afternoon, IJr. Charles Dunbar- Buller, D.L., vioepresident, occupied chair. 1 . The secretary (Mr. John {Russell), having read the notice convening the meeting, submitted the annual report, which rO that the seventh an'nu'al show, lield ...
... High he Comber Road. Here the visitors were eceived by Messrs. John Stevenson, J.P. ; ohn M‘Causland, J.P.; John Copeland, tobert S. Henry, James S. Moore, Dr. . Henry, and Mr. John Russell, secre- ary. ‘The equipments of the grounds were ninutely Sie ...
... Snffern, Ctumlin, Daisy; 3. John Wright, Galgorm Parks, Best dairy row, any ago or breed, other than uure bred ; the property of bonafido County Antrim farmer—l, John Russell. Hightown, Golden Queen; 2, Robert Suffern, Daisy; 3, John Wright. Rose. Best cow ...
... ” interruption.) In conclusion, he would as the Chairman to define what is the Party Pilg ( Laughter.) REV. JOHN RUSSELL, C.C., - The R ov. John Bussell, C.C, Glanmire, Co. Cork, eaid—Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, when I heard the names of two gentlemen ...