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... than mem bers were in the house. About five minutes before two Sir Robert Peel, Sir Ch.irles Manners Sutton, .Mr Rice, Lord John Russell, and leaders h°th made their appearance. Each was gree et 1 ' cheer noisy demonstration of applause was . 0( as given ...
... Rochester Mackenzie, AS, Ross and Cro- Brotherton, J, Salford raarty Brodie, W B, Salisbury Maxwell, John, Lanarkshire Buckingham, JS, Sheffield Murray, John A, Leith Buller. Edward, Staffordsh. N. Macleod, R, Sutherland Bish, T, Leominster Musgrove, Sir ...
... what to do; hut never would be jeered at in the way lie had been that night. He was determined to prevent a revolution. H. GRATTAN observed, that the sentiments of the majority of the constituency of Ireland were the sentiments of the majority of the people ...
... the ' tress in Mayo, which, after a distinct re-assurance from L° ri , John Russell, that the Government had already afforded, would continue to afford relief, was withdrawn. Lord JOHN RUSSELL in reply Major Beauclerk, alt that a measure based on the Report ...
... Nicholls, Robert N. Finn, Robt. Gardiner, F. Brady, John Lawless, John Redmond, Henry G. Curran, John Gannon (county Meath), John Fottrell, Charles Hays, Wm. Maher, Martin Burke, J. M'Canhy, Alexander Seaton, Jas. Power (Dundrum), Arthur French, Michael ...
... diminution thereof to the prejudice of the important objects to which the same ought to be applied. At the suggestion of Lord John Russell, Mr Robinson postponed his motion on the subject our commercial relations with Portugal till the 7th July. , . Mr AGLIONBY ...
... Strickland 10,097 Hon. John S. Wortley 9.548 leaving Lord Morpeth a majority of 895 and Sir George Strickland a majority of 549. At the final close of the poll yesterday evening it stood thus Lord Morpeth 12,491 Sir George Strickland Hon. John S. Wortlev 11,301 ...
... 0 0 0 Sir W. L. Young 0 0 0 G. S. Harcourt 0 1 0 0 Cambridge R. G. Townley 10 0 0 Hon. E. Yorke 0 0 0 R. J. Eaton 0 1 0 0 Cardigan Col. Powell 0 1 0 0 Carmarthen Col. Trevor 0 0 J. Jones 0 1 0 Carnarvon O. Goie I 0 Chester, North E. J. Stanley 10 0 W T ...
... Lord brabaxon, M.P.; It. Hutton, Esq M.P. ; Earl of Fingal; Lords Lisniore and 11. Grattan, Esq. M.P. Sir John Kennedy, Bart. Kehoe, Esq. of Carlow ; Sir R. Bart. ; John O'Cotinell, Esq. M. P.; D. O'Connell, Esq. M.P.; George Evans, Esq. M. P.; the Earl ...
... the bar of the House support of the prayer of certain petitions for repeal on all laws restricting the importation of corn. Grattan gave notice that on the 21st of February he would call the attention of the House to the present working of the system of ...
... from Commodore Douglas, by which it appeared that the late collision between the French brig of war Griffin ' and the British armed steamer Medea, off the island of Cuba, was entirely the result of accident. Canada.—Colonel Prince. Lord BROUGHAM, in a ...
... them with arms. In order to be enabled to use the arms effectually, these bodies of persons must, of course, be drilled, and since thepublication of his lordship's le er tll , e Chartists have been on the look out to detect any the Russell Armed Association ...