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... commencement of the proceedings. The Duke of Richmond took the chair, and was lustily cheered. He was supported by the Earl of Cardigan, Viscount Cornbermere, Earl of Glengall, Lord Berners, Viscount Strangford, the Earl of Erne, the Earl of Lisburne, Lord ...
... Reverend John George, Lord Archbishop of Armagh, and Primate of all Ireland. The Most Reverend Richard, Lord Archbishop of Dublin. The Most Reverend Archbishop William Crolly. 'she Most Reverend Archbishop Daniel Murray. The Right Honourable John Hely, ...
... to arm the executive government, in such a crisis, with such a power. He asked it now, at the same time that he felt that he might have been justified in asking it at an earlier period. (Great cheering from the opposition.) ' But, said Lord John, in ...
... the mouth of the river &in Juan was a town which Great Britain claimed to be tinder the Mosquito protectorate, and which, if armed and fortified, would give Great Britain the command of the pas. sage. The United States, therefore, struck by the use to which ...
... fearless; and thio Is the THE PROTECTION-OF VOTERS, AND LORD JOHN 'RUSSELL. On the day of nomination for the South Devon election SirWri. Molesworth and Mr C. Buller solemnly warned Lord John Russell that if he should be defeated it would be for want of ...
... another link. NAnEow ESCAPE OF LORD CARDIGANe.-Corporal John Robinson, of the 13th Light Dragoons, in a letter addressed to a friend in Don- caster, dated November 2, thus describes the narrow escape of Lord Cardigan in the cavalry charge at Balallava ...
... latrot latelligencr. SATmBD Y MocxiNG, APFan 8, 1848. THE CHARTIST MOVEMENT. The cNational Convention assembled in John street, Fitz- roy square. adjourned for a space, yesterday, to give time for -a deputation to go down to the Home Office, to report ...
... certainly spent less in Ireland in 1849 than in 1848 ; that we had exchanged charity for inhumanity ; and that we had now 50,000 armed men to keep Ireland in order, while in Lord Anglesea's time there had only been 13,000. He declared the sroposition of government ...
... genius. Mr Layard was for, a short time Under-Secretery for Foreign Affairs in Lord John Russell's Goverilment. LordDerby very handeemely offered to continue him in the ?? John was unwilling to lose his services and advised him to reject the offer of his political ...
... threatening her with arms, is it wise to enter on a crusade against the people of Ireland ? Mr O'CONNELL stated, he would have the address to the people of Ireland ready on Wednesday. ST PAUL'S SCHOOL. This School was founded by Dr John Colet, Dean of St ...
... disputants should be called to the bar tomorrow. * A warrant was ordered to he issued for the apprehension of John Stan- bury, the said John having refused to attend an Election Committee, and absconded o * Mr PeIL laid 01 the table a Convention entered ...
... by the ome- lette, just as Lord John Rossell concluded that the storm against education was occasioned by his little plan. The omelette.eater, however, was trying to get on with his savoury little dish, as Lord John Russell tried to keep on a while with ...