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... by Lord W. Paget against the Earl of Cardigan; but the record was withdrawn by Lord Paget, in consequence, as was stated, of the absence of a material witness. A letter was subsequently written to the Earl of Cardigan by Lord Paget, charging the n oble ...
... has apologised to Lord Cardigan, and no doubt the legal proceedings will stop. The quantity of poultry exported from Dublin to England during the Christmas week, amounted to five hundred tons, and was worth per ton. The late John Parker, Boston, United ...
... might never employ it on the objects for which they had obtained it. He then alluded to the threatened resignation of Lord John Russell, which he denounced as a stage trick practised by every govern men t. Captain LAYARD expressed his confidence in the ...
... tipence—exactly, that jist makes saxpenco. Weel, that's no out o' the way, Donald. Upon the reflection which they sank into the arms of Morpheus. By times in the morning they applied to the landlord for the price of the suppar, upon which the host replied ...
... the attention of the house to what he had predicted would be the result of not passing the Irish arms bill. He was satisfied that the permission to carry arms had led to much of the crime and outrage that existed in Ireland, and he feared the present bill ...
... Human Conduct the Jacquc Awhterarder on the of the Bible the M’Intyre Greenlonning on Miaaona the Rev John Thorburn Dunning on die Starry Firmament John Martin Crieffi on the Advantages of Temperance The above were treated with much abilito impression on ...
... remarks from Mr Mr Herbert Mr Hama Grattan's number For original 206 for the : majority 188 On STAFFORD until HOUSE OF COMMONS— Feidat Feb 2 Speaker o'clock writ Colonel Couolly issued also writ for the of Cardigan to the room of P deceased Sir R INGLIS ...
... to enabled to state that both the north and iv the south of Europe the contending parties have consented to a suspension of arms for the purpose of negotiating terms of peace. The hostilities carried on in the Island of Sicily were attended with cir ...
... committee:—Lord John Russell, Sir James GrahanySir John Colonel Dunne, Mr George A Hamilton, Sir William Somerville, Scrope, Sir Robert Ferguson, Clements, Mr Shafto Adair, Mr Cornewall Lewis, Mr Monsell, Sir Denham Norreys, Sir John Pakington, Mr Herbert ...
... it— do or do Chancellor of Exchequer But the stain of Europe John Bull ’Stuff! Chancellor of Exchequer efficiency of publie ice— John Butt Fiddlesticks ! Chancellor the Exchequer won’t Boll! John Bull aren’t ! (He this time all hit °Lord‘Jokn (aside of the ...
... for tbe public advantage The debate on going into committee on Suspension of Habeas Corpus Act (Ireland) Bill commenced b Mr JOHN O’CONNELL who moved instruction to the committee to introduce to guard the right existing under common ordinary to to petition ...
... Catherine Burke 20 Castle Street Blind Emerson George Street Mile 4 Peter Ferguson 13 Mews 5 John Ilannan 20 Broad Street Mile 6 Matthew Maitland 10 1 Oxford Lane 7 John Forshaw 16 St Enoch 8 27 Clyde Street Port Dundan 9 Charles Templeton Wallace Street Tradeston ...