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... bang in both bills, Church Building Acts.~Sir W. Molesworth obtainel leave to bring s bill w 0 facilitate the apportionment of the rent, when parts of lands on lease are taken for the purposes of the Church Building Acts. HOUSE OF LORDS, THURSDAY, ¥EB. 16 ...
... operation the provisions of the act, by Standish Gore Grady, of the Middle Temple, Vs, Marrister-at-Law. London : A Maxwell and } Nom, 32, Bell Yard, Lineoln’s Lun, law bookseliers and publishers. Price 64., boards. —This act, 6 Viet., e. xviil., will come ...
... controverted cloctions. On Monday, the Lith, Lord Jobn Russell will move to bring i a il on the sub- Jeet ot the representation ot the people of England and Wales, and the vacating of seats by members of Fatliamont. Conrocation.—Vureply (o qacstion put ...
... argument.— My, Hume dewed that public wpinion conld be gathered from a constituency composed of ouly cne man 1o six of the whole people. — My Newdigate approved the bill, and the firmoess with which Ministers had resisted the ery for severe measures in Liclaud ...
... to consider whether more complete effect may not be given (o the principles of the Act of the last reign, whereby reforms were: made in the representation of the people in Parlinment. In recommending this subject to your consideration, my desire is to ...
... Covent-garden in the days of John Kemble and Mrs. Siddons will read with delight. The order, finish and smoothness of stage representation 1% & wonderful eff. et, considering the number of peraons whose labours mustall be combined and harmonised for its attanment ...
... long tio b fore they would have education for the people in general, if they wero to wait until they could combine religious with seenlur wdueation. e was opposed to the Tall, on the ground that the people themselves, a 5 well as their_reprosentatises, objected ...
... i« nothizz from what we have read to justify the slanghter of Aflghans when prepared, as st Istalif, to swrrender. Such an act becomes wholesale murder. And for what were such horrors wtrated Was it to strike terror nto the country, m therely prevent ...
... Government with regerd to the Reform Bill. Advertiug to the declaration made by Lord Aberdeen, that a reform of the representation of the people was one of the mensures to which the Ministry was pledged, he avowed that he (Lord John) had accepted office wth ...
... given to the said Samuel Berridge under the provisions of an Act of Parliament passed in the Parliament holden in the Sth and 6th years of the reign of Her present Majesty, intituled ** An Act for the Relief of Tusolvent Debtors,™ the satid Samuel Berridge ...
... ry collection, shewing, as it does, the rancorous spirit of hostility which prevails in Ireland towards England, will only act as an increased incentive to the Government to proceed with promptitude and vigour. Tug Leacue.~The leaders, treasurer, and ...
... Kilmore, The late Richard Lalor Sheil.—Mr. W. Torrens M*Cullagh has in preparation a memoir of this well-known Irish orator. Representation of Frome.—Lord Dungarvan and Ald,’ Sidney, Lord Mayor of London, bave been nsmed a 3 candidates, A Novelly in Emigration ...