... opened till after six o'elocl, in conse. quence of the enforcement of Lord John Russell's motiont for a call of the House on the Irish Church question. V CHURCH OF IRELAND. dt Lord JOHN RUSSELL, being called upon by the Speaker. thken rose to bring forward ...

... declaring that Thomas Moore ?? had aideit ski witness Pilgrimt, bot that ni chiirge had been proved against ?? -Joseph Sewell, John Bloke, or Joseph Blake. r Allr, IIU IC moved thot Keith be token into custody. The tone Inotion gave rise to a long discussiiin ...

... of Lord JOHN RUSSELL, that pact of th amended clause which directs that aldermien shall hold the, Offies for life was struck out, and wo-ds ad ddei t, the effet that one-half of the aldermen should go out by rot etio Ievery three years. Lord JOHN RUSSELL ...

... Esq., e mayor, James Eckersley, Esq.,and John Woodcock, Esq. t v aldermen. There were eighteen prisoners for trial, the t greater part of whom were for- trifling effences. James s Sharp, aieas Chatman, John Occleshaw. and Robert ,t Knowles, three lads ...

... disease has spread among these poor creatures, eg which threatens to exterminate them altogether. in able.- John Palk, a seaman, says Sir John he Ross, being asked by me, ' What was the most remarkl awable event in his life?' lie answered, that he; had ...

... Lord JOHN RUSSELL presented the report of the par, commissioners of religious instruction in Scotland. and Mr. HAWES obtained leave to bring- in a bill td u extend the Great Western Railway. otl' THE REGISTRATION' OF MARRIAGES BILL. I th Lord JOHN% RUSSELL ...

... whom it is impossible for me to collect the names or the numbers at this moment. The enemy left on the field of battle horses, arms, and other effects. Oraa had not advanced beyond Cuenca on the Pith; -whether he was to proceed to the capital, or to join ...

... Gore, 0. .J. I; the Sir Rowland ; liindee John Hodgson ; Hogg, J. I.H0 G she W.the eH T. ; H~ghis, W. B. rnSntl;ne1h- ca-Jones, A ilson ; Liddell, H en. H.;othr Vieut o-s' SC( hoe3. H. ; Stiles, Philip John;Ned Jsh; Neel ?? dI to Sten, Lord, Pakin ton ...

... (the late Schah); to bad induced bsrm to wear, and wvithout any attempt -at.~ to ,concealment Ite threw 'himself into the arms of Russae., vi Russian officers superse~ed those of England in disci-- pi plining the force employed before Herat, a city lost ...

... the United States in pre ithe matter, but at the same time he must regret to see American noi . subjects coming armed into our territory,-armed and provided to too with cannon taken from the United States and belonging to dcc the United States. (Hear, hear ...

... 18351. ans PRI VILEGE. Iann On the order of the day for considering the reopest of thle corn- p mittee upon the petition of John Joseph Lawson, firayn thtant their Lordships' Officer might attend the Court Of Quceei's Bench oee, wvith the aoets of the ...

... sasssing In the attaclinof ahouse, for aburgtary 'vhal at common law, for Whitebeyfamn, for conspiracy to car ry arms, I tl Lent for armed, said forwearlagad nuse, under the Whitc- £il~ )rdbeysTctaringsho~rt, that the same man, for one offence, was' i-unre ...