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... Walker, John Shiell, David Small, William Small, Alexander Pine, William Collier, William Wrongham, James Neish John Turnbull, Thomas Powrie, John Peter, senior John Peter, junior, David Keith, Daniel Ross. William Wallace William Johnston, ...
... to be brought under its consideration, are beginning to excite public attention ; and it is broadly asserted that Lord John Russell will, on the first day of the session, move for a Committee of the whole House to take into consideration the state of ...
... rise, showed the weakness of the party in the House that agree with* Messrs Crawfurd and Hume in their ultra views. Lord John Russell denounced the amendment proposed by Mr Crawfurd in the strongest terms, and refused his countenance to that proposed by ...
... of Normanby has given notice of a motion respecting the state of Ireland, which he means to bring on this day ; and Lord John Russell's motion will be submitted to the House Commons at the same time. The precise terms of these motions, and the resolutions ...
... Poor Law Amendment Bill was then brought in, read a first time, and ordered to be read a second time Monday week. Lord John Russell said that on Tuesday be would bring on his motion with regard to Ireland. With regard to its actual form, it would be that ...
... the Ist instant, Jane, eldest daughter of James Russell, Esq., manager for the Dundee Gas Light Company ; in the sixteenth year of her age. Dieo, at Letham, by Dunniclien, on Tuesday the 6th Feb. 1844, John Robb, late kirk-officer of Kirkaen, in the 99th ...
... Washington reporters, Ireland is in possession of the floor, and is likely, we must add, for same time to remain so. Lord John Russell is playing a grand Whig march, and, conjunction with the Marquis ofNormanby, the spirit of whose motion the House of Lords ...
... opened his budget of grievances relating to the wrongs of this ill-fated part of the empire, in the House of Lords; and Lord John Russell introduced similar motion in the House of Commons on the same evening. Lord Normanby's speech contains little new or i ...
... would have ensued if Sir C. Napier had not advanced, and that he had no alternative but to front the danger as he did. Lord John Russell seconded the motion, applauding the moral courage with which Sir C. Napier had extricated himself from bis difficulties ...
... Sir W. Follett said, that the speech of Mr Maeanlay, able it was, had suggested no arguments for voting in favour of Lord John Russell's motion. He begged the House to observe that it was a motion brought forward, subsequently indeed to the verdict, but ...
... bring the promoters of it before the tribunal of their country, should they seriously engage ia any such mischievous design.—i John Bull. Case of Supposed Trance, Deptford. —Up to last nigbt tbe interest created in Deptford, the belief that young man on whom ...
... Dundee Courier. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1844. The debate on Lord John Russell's motion for an Inquiry into the State of Ireland, which has occupied the attention of the Commons for nine successivenights, terminated on Saturday morning at half-past three ...