... ditto*~ Fielden, John, ditto Nagle, Sir Richard, Bart., Faithful, 0., B3righton Westmeath County Home, Joseph, Middlesex O'Brien, Corncl, Clare Co. Kennedy, alnoes, Tiverton O'Connell, Maurice, Tralee SCOTLAND-TWO MtEMnBERS. O'Connell, John, Yanghall Kinlocb ...

... Cirencester Lord Apcley Arm Clitherow lion. P. F.'Cust, IHan. Robert Canron Athl Cockermouti Sir J. Sca-rlett, J. H. Lowthir 1am Corfe Castle George Baurkes, P. J. Miles ?? Cricklade ?? Calley Cash Dartmouth A. H. I'oldsworth, John Baslard O;Ivn Denbigh ...

... William Tnnc;ed I00 Barnstaple ?? Jobn'Palmer B. chicliester IO0 St John Fancourt!, OOI Bassetlaw ?? G. Harcourt Vernon I00 Hon. A. Duncombe 010 Bath ?? General Charles P?lmer I00 John Arthur Roebuck IG0 Benumaris ?? Captain Frederkli-Paget I(0 Bedfordshire ...

... of her Ma- jesty's Ministers in reference to that country, as in. dicated in the stringent anti olinoxious provisions of the arms bill now before Parliament, alnd the un- constitutionql dismissal of Magistrates from their of- fice, and the absence of ill ...

... stated with respect to the assistance ?? certain parties might derive from foreigners, he thought the Government ought to stand armed against contingencies which might arise, and proposed that the bill should be read a second time on Thursday, and passed with ...

... Minto, Jersey, Sandwich, Clare, Ashburnam, Fitz. y william, Albemarle, Belfast, Fingall, Burlington, Surrey, il Uxbridge, Cardigan, Veruham, Clarendon, De la Warr Ls Ashburton. Z Countesees-Carlisle, Surrey, Lichfield, Burlington, J Charlevilla, Jersey ...

... and pleasure, than by the ARdya!S.rashearz' t- Volszteer, armed for the defence of their King and coun. try; a part of which corps, residing in Crieff and its neighbourhood, do now present arms before your Lord- ship, as a tolten of the most hearty welcornie ...

... frightful cut on the face. The other Sheppard (Thomas) was singled out by another party, and. running into the house, likely for arms, was followed and murdered there, while the tragedy of his brother was going on outside. It is the general opinion, that the ...

... Oil the mo ion of Sir John Newptirt, the Clerk of the w e House readt the orler ftr the attentdatsce of Benjiamin te Ricky, hs(i. the Clerk of the Crowni fur the city of al i- Dublin. t The SPrARER directed the Serjeanit at Arms to in h, nt quire if Mr ...

... chaplain read the prayers. Among the members were—The the Solicitor-General for Scotland, Sir Robert Inglis, Mr Hame, Mr Grattan, Mr John ©’Connell, Mr Alderman Sidney, Colonel Dunne, Mr M’Grezor, Mr Hanley, Mr Monckton Milnes, Sir Staunton, Sir William ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS-DEc. Ii. IROXBURGI5I CASE'. l John B. Ker -v. James Duke of Roxburghe. FORD CHANCELLOIR rose to state a few observations portanat case; *but he would, in the first place, call 5trlhshps5 attention, ae4cccurately as he was able, to the ...

... highest order, ti They are commanded by the best officers we have, o the school of the immortal Abercromby, viz. Sir n John Moore, Sir John Stewart, General Camp. s bell, and almost every one of the heroes of Egypt. We lament to hear that the Egyptian ophthal- ...