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... also thronged with members of the Lower House, much that it was with much difficulty that could be afterwards made for lx»rd John Russell, attended by the Chancellor of the Exchequer and othef members the House of Commons, to approach their lordships'bar ...
... lice and 11. Bulwer, Esqrs Cricklade—T. Calley and R. Gordon Caernarvon—Sir Charles Paget Cardigan—P. Cambridgeshire and TsWjr Ely—York, Townley, and Childers Cardigan—W. E. Powell, Esq. Carmarthen (County)—Trevor and Adams Carnarvon (County)— Smith Cheshire ...
... pleased to institute the Rev. William Davies, P. C. of Mount, to the Rectory of Llangunllo, in the county of Cardigan, vacant by tlie death ofthe Rev. John Jones ; on the presentation of the parishioners. His Lordship 11.35.a150 been pleased to institute the ...
... were appointed : — The Chancellor ofthe Exchequer (Tamworth) Mar- quis of Chandos (Bucks) Lord John Russell (S. Devon) Lord Stanley (N. Lancasb.) Sir John Hobhouse (Not- tingham) Sir James Graham (E. Cumberland) Mr. Littleton (S. Staffordshire) Lord Francis ...
... inconsis- tent with his personal character as a gentleman ; and on the motion of Lord John Russell, the hon. and gallant member was committed to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms. The House then, at a quarter before four, adjourned till Monday. KOKSAT, Tune ...
... continued for some time.) Lord JOHN RUSSELL then replied in a few ob- servations, remarking that he would meet the argu- ments made use of on the other side at length on the second reading, or at some other stage of the bill. Lord JOHN RUSSELL then postponed ...
... Christian religion in this conn- try, and tends to alienate the affections of the people from the established church. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, the bi.hops had from the most ancient times been a part of the constitution. No such reason could be urged in ...
... regard to this country, declaring that Lord John Rus- sell's resolutions were everywhere coudemned, and that the Canadas might be said to be in a state of open revolt. Mr. C. BULLER, referring to Lord John Russell's speech of Monday night, said that it ...
... game upon land belonging to R. Gosling, Esq., atManuden. — John Woolen, seven weeks or pay £1. 135. 2d. for the same offence. — John. Girkin, two months, or pay £5. 18s. 45., for assaulting John Quy, at Bradwell near the Sea. — William West, the younger ...
... waiting at St Sebastian for the men, who, he believed, were still engaged in some negotiations about their pay, bnt that Lord John Hay would give every attention to their interests. In reply to Mr. Bradshawe, Lord Palmerston said he took upon himself all ...
... removed. What has its oratory— in which it has been surpassed by no other nation, done towards it ? In what has the genius of Grattan, Burke, Curran, and of the orator of our own day — O'Connell, rendered Ire- land more tranquil, happy and prosperous ? The ...
... received Mr. Grattan's fire, and then fired ia the air. Mr. Bodkin, MP., on the part of Mr. Grattan, then expressed himself vetfectly satisfied, and the affair terminated. Oh* the absurdity of these duellings ! The mad Irish fool, Grattan, makes a base ...