... Church, 10s. original Charter of King John, confirming his Father’s Grant of Dublin to Bristol, 13s. The original Letters Patent of Edward the First the City of Waterford, against Encroachments by the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem, 15s. The entire sale ...

... lake in Welsh steam coal The Morning Star speaks of intrigue that is said to going on to bring Lord Palmerston ami Lord John Russell, to amity, the chief phases of which alliance would the existence new Whig Premier, when new government comes into power ...

... Mr. Ewar seconded the motion. There wassogicat difference of opinion the house tiny ought not now proceed any further. Lord John Ku-sJI said that the amendment should not be made without due notice. The house had come to a serious and deliberate decision ...

... Friend llamilton Smyth, QC John Reilly, Enq Fiugerald, C Waller, LLD AbHrey de Vere, Esq Sherlock, QC James Farrell, E-q Higgs, Ksq f, ‘' i-Ekuol, K.q . William Btok*> Knq ..I John O'Connell V V Fitzpatrick, Esq John ken, M D, FT C M.chad J Barry ...

... for the plain reason that Moldavia would not submit Wallachian Prince, nor will Wallachia to a Moldavian prince. Lord John Russell submitted that no arrange- mem shonld be made, by which the integrity of the Turkish empire was directly or indirectly ...

... that so much conjecture i-xisted that it would He necessary to obtain further information before proceeding further. Lord John Russell .!-*nrecated entering into the question which had been twice decided by that house. S r H. Verney said that sufficient ...

... five other members of an association of Journeymen Tailors, established some time ago in Ballymena, appeared in prosecution of John Bla.nev, Henry Balllntink, and Philip Cauragulr, their brother craftsmen—who were in office Secretary, Treasurer, and Steward ...

... troops to India would have 1 been greatly facilitated. Let them not attempt a policy which thev coul 1 not maintain. Lord John Russell asked why England interfered if scheme was impracticable, and if the interests of Turkey were opposed to it ? would he ...

... person, who might, by Ids information, favour the scheme he had in view Fortune favoured him in the selection of John Prindle, the good son John'’ of Mrs. Prindle, t‘i« intriguing mother. The personal apjwarance ol this youth, the reader will remember, was ...

... of corruption or of intimidation winch would still (ontioue to practised, not upon knowledge, but upon suspicion. Lord J. Russell agreed that the ballot was a change machinerv. but it was change, he believed, for the woise. It was taken for granted the ...

... Dunkellin and Sir H. Willoughby, Lord Stanley said that he was willing to adopt the number (12) for the council proposed Lord John Russell- Some discussion took place as to the precise form in which the clause should be worded so to carry out this principle ...

... Colonel Patten said that he should move for the appointment such a commission. the motion for adjourning till Monday, Lord John Russell inquired what was the present state of our relations with China, and asked the communication* of the terms which Lord Elgin ...