... Beattie, P. Russell, John M'dapsy, John M'Manus, Patrick Hynes, and James M'Lean. On the motion of Mr. T. F. Murtagh, seconded Mr. John M Qinley, hearty vote thanks was accorded the outgoing officers, after which the meeting terminated. Cfrurtmartial at Chatham ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... rural council), Bernard A. Meenan, J.P.; William John Beggs, Thomas Bryson, Thomas Campbell, Samuel Coleman, Philip Corkin, John Crawford, George C. S. Dunlop, Robert B. Fleming, William John Kirkpatrick, John Henry Mulligan, Edmund M'Manua, Bernard O’Doyle ...

... Crimean war, and he quoted Lord John Russell to effect that inquiry of this sort where asked for ought immediately granted by the Government the day. I don’t confess U. the right honourable gentleman’s version Lord John RusselTs doctrine, but there arc ...

... Judge's iaaguage was objectionable and indiscreet, there was nothing corrupt dishonest in his administration of justice. Lord John Russell (••ok the same view, and that it would never allow suitors lo appeal that llonsc. Mr. Thesiger expressed similar opinion* ...

... great clearance went apace, levelling the hemes of the people, and creating wilderness of despair and desolation. Lord John Russell, writing in 1819, said more than 50,000 families, consisting, probably, of 300,000 persons, were cast oat into the roads ...

... language was objectionable and indiscreet, there was nothing corrupt or dishonest in his administration of justice. Lord John Russell took the same view, and that it would never do to allow disappointed suitors to appeal to that House. Thesiger expressed ...

... Press East Down still finds place. It claimed this dirty Press that the result the election the moral defeat of Mr. Russell. Mr. Russell has suffered this defeat why is there ntill such weeping and gnashing of teeth? (Hear, hear.) Men who for fifty years ...

... furnished Mr. Roebuck motion in the course of the Crimean war which brought about the downfall the Aberdeen Government. Lord John Russell, who at the time was the leader of the House of Commons, was opinion that the motion could not be -esislcd. He was glad ...

... STEAMj those commodious end centrally .remiM, 17, CORN MARKET, l.Ulr ...

... personal superintendance Mr. F. W. Henry. Afterwards, Mr. John Black (Randaktown) presided, and amongst tfioec present were—Mr. T. W. Russell, M.P.; Mr. James Wood, M.P.; Dr. Dn. Clarke Robinson, Revs. John MTlveen, B. Thomson. D. S. K. Coulter, W. D. . Manderson ...