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... In answer to another question from MJr. D'israeli, Lard JOHN RUSSELL said that the Danish Government had r 'Att refused Co renew the armistice with Germany. DISTRESSED UNIONS (IRELAND.) LaTd JOHN RUSSFLL moved the order of the day for a tt cenemittee of ...
... the 21st ult. a v Meeting was held in the town of Bedford, consisting of the proprietors of land in that county.. . Lord SL John observed, that it was a circumstance well wor- 2 thy the refection of every one present, that we now c received corn from franee; ...
... public meeting of the promoters of Mr. Bell's claims on hi :o the national gratitude was held in the large room at the King's to Arms, the use of which was gratuitously given by Mrs. Jones, fr on Wednesday last, at two o'clock. On the motion of Mr. fr Alston ...
... place at the meeting of the Salford town council, yesterday, respecting the c administration of justice In the borough by Sir i John ?dantell. The mayor said that the sentenoe 0 of three months hard labour which the stipendiary had passed upon a man for sleeping ...
... compromise in this borough, by which five of the retiring town councillors were roeleoted, and Mr. John lripps, a Liberal, was Achbsen In the plate of Mr. John Couning, resigned, there was yestcrday no contest. The council as at present constituted is as ...
... and that the vessel was len driving towards the bar, hoisted a signal of distress, LEe in response to which the Cardigan lifeboat. John Stuart, presented ta the National Lifeboat Institu- tion bv its Manchester branch, was launched. After J^ a hard pull ...
... many years onl the gratuities of those, the I who eame to see them. pilli r The Town Council of Capar have memoraliced Lord John T. Ru~seel, praying that Mr. Hill may receive some appointment yeai in the post-office which may enable him to see the whole ...
... of Liverpool Irishmen held | yesterday afternoon, in the League Hall, St. Anne-street, which was addressed by Sir Thomas Grattan Esmonde, M.P., a resolution was passed protesting against the aentence passed upon Mr. JohnDillon, MP.. Mrs. C. E. L. French ...
... te duty of every Republican to arm himsel y and to forget the generosity and clemency which they atta bad shown in February. who A letter from S,. Etienne, of the 2O~h instant, states rev that the manufacturers of fire-arms in that town have visit received ...
... con- taired Mlersr. Thrmas T. Waniwrigbt. Jaime' Wainwright (sons of the deceased), Daniel DPCne sad John Young. Second carriage: MleF c. W. Jackson, John Lewvip, H1. Pilkington, and Thoamrs Mitler. Third carri'ge: Messrs. George Otiloc, Thcras Stott, - ...
... ball of tis society as held Pa en- in the O~ddfellowe' Hall, St. Anne-street, I'Ir. k d David Jones, in the a bsence of nr. John e insey, or inraded, and there w-as a large attendarnce. a s e aance sheet showed the society to be ve £3;i9 to the good. IDnrmng ...
... gave most hearty signs of os ttheir sympathy, desiring to shake theta by their en- she dauaged hand, for most of them had one arm in a : I,, sling. Voila des Anglais, des blesses de l'.lnmi, was 1e heard in alldirections, siingled with words of good-fellow- ...