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... Wright. SPEA KIZR Is it tl,' pheasatire of tile House that John Wrigbt should se talledt to the bar ? The Honsr assented. SPEAKER ; Serjeaut at Arms, call in Johbs Wright, tie Blesseegter. Mr. John Wright now appeared at the Br, and stated to the MIoiuse ...
... Thursday next, ARREST OF MR. J. STANBURV. The SPEAKER -aid, he had to acquaint the House that the Seaeant at Arms had takeis into custody John Stanbury. r.C. W. WY'N moved ThRt the Order of the House e o yesterday, on this suhbect, he diischarged. Tie ...
... 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 ...
... last Ballot, who were alain absent, having been called over, the Honounrable John G. W. Fcrester, and another Member, were ordered to be taken into custcdy by the Serjeant at Arms. MARLBOROUGH ELECTIONPETITION. Mr. Dyson appeared at the Bar, with the reduced ...
... p~oachers; and that at pritseit, out of ?? 232 persostina ider conifiienemet, 100 were coinsiiittid unuder the b Game Laws.a Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a Petition arom thle Srirt r Dialera and Grocors i, rthe couitty of Kerry, praying for an t Alteration of ...
... Parneli, ir Henry Realtnck, Lerd Wint. iHoward. Hon. H. Russell, Lord Win. jolborne. Ridlay Rlestrate. a. tt,,sell, Lord John Calerafta John 55tshinssen, Hely (of Robinson G Clifton, Lord Cork5)A.W Davies, colonel Jepbsor, Orlrndo ?? C. Dswsen, Alex. Wen neda ...
... Mr. Beresford, the Right Hon. C. Grant, and Mr. La- tumche were ordered to be taken into the custody of the Ser- jeant-at-Arms. The other Defaulters were excusel. Upon the name of Mr. Holmes being called as a defaulter, that Gentlemen said that he had ...
... - and Cotton Spinners of a district in Lanark, praying assistance ke to emigrate. r.. ~ TEST AND CORPORATION ACTS. Ir. Lord JOHN RUSSELL iiostponed his motion. relative to be the Trest ?? on Acts, to thle 10th June. te -r S RICE presented a Petition from ...
... why were they allowed, at all timles. to have arms in their hands ? Whatever the Honourable Baronet might de- clare as to the intentions and wishes of the Magistrates of Derry, the fact was as he (Sir John Newport) had now stated it. If legal proceedings ...
... preasuted a Petition from the Protesytant Dlssenteros of £ingstonhupttonames complaining of the epe. ration of these Actes Mr. JOHN MAIrTIN presented a similar Petition from the Protestant Dissenters of Tew.kesbsry. SALMON FISHERIES. Sir GEORGE HILL prevented ...
... by expressing lisi satisfaction ait to the pledge Riven by Sir John Burke, that if tile Question was A- not carried this time, he would join its seeking a Reform in trParliament. r, Sir JOHN BURKE wished to say a word in explanation.- AE Mr. Lawless had ...
... Midilid Catholic Asseciation Lihear, herI.Their Petition had beeo presented to the one House byLr John ItweAll, And to the otheir by Lord Hollanil; and asLord John had well obnerved, had Ileen signed by soeta tof the most respectahble Ang alistinguihtihd Members ...