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... petitioner. Solicitor, John Juliao, 52 Lower Sackvillcitreet. Shawe, Edward (the trustee of the will of), and others, owners ; John Grattan, petitioner. Solicitor, Thomas Johnston, 17 Upper Temple-street. Stradbroke, the Right Hon John E C, the Earl of, owner ...
... as the friends Johnny Russell. There was tremendous muster of the fancy, and the greatest order was preserved throughout the Hight, though Ben’s backers were, from time to time, remarkably noisy. The Bottleholder and Johnny Russell tossed for order of fighting ...
... appointments both to the civil and military service. After considerable discussion the house divided on the proposition of Lord John Russell, that the number of the council should be 12, which was negatived to 176. The number of the council was then fixed at no ...
... ace. Johnston, John, owner; Dorothea Robertson, petitioner. Solicitor, Thomas H Guinness, 26 South Frederick-street. Smyth, John, owner; Alexander M Bride and wife, petitioners. Solicitor, Alexander Canuh, 23 Eccles-street. Hogan, John A. owner and petitioner ...
... Early Potatoe*.—lnteresting Competition.— On Thursday last, being St. John’s day, Messrs. John Jellett of this town, and John Russell of Broughshane, competed, as usual, for the honour of producing the finest dish of early potatoes at the annual dinm ...
... temperate speech Mr. Roebuck referred to the onstatesmanlike speeches in the American Senate the subject, and was followed lord John Russell, who expressed himself favourable to the views of the Government, and detailed, at some length, the nature of the original ...
... action. He should vote for the previous question. Mr. P. O’Brien opposed the resolution as invidious and uncalled for. Lord John Russell was glad *.hat the resolution had been brought forward, as rumours were afloat which required to be checked. Still, as ...
... Bulletin. High Prices foeNeghoks.— The (Qeorgia) Standard *Bjs Tuesday last (sale day) the Negroes belonging to the estate of John Russell, deceased, were su'd to the highest bidder. One man, about twenty ears old, sold for 404 s,one twenty two years old. dOO ...
... o ren supported it. Tho hill in its present was one of downright confio’atioo- After some remarks from Mr. L 'we. Lori John Russell opposed the amu»v. n' th»« if tbe corporation were i\. '. counsel, it should a **- .* whole honse, ami l^. .Mr. raid the ...
... others, petitioners. Property the town of Cashel (Co of Tipperary.) Yenrly value, X 32 10a; properly. (In 1 lot) Solicitor, John Lalor, 20 York-street. Flaltley, Catherine, owner; Eleanor M Clancy petitioner. Property in the county of Galway. Yearly value ...
... Robert and John Maonsell, 11 Merrionsquare, South. Owen, Robert, owner and petitioner. Solicitors, Robert and John Maunsell, 11 Merrion-square, South. Palmer, Robert, owner and petitioner. Solicitor, John Julian, Lower Sackvilie-street. Rogers, John, and others ...
... the others, from nearly all the citizen-, against the bill The presentation these petitions created much amusement. Lord John Russell stated the course which he intended pursue with reference the oaths just passed the House of Lords. He reviewed the course ...