... proposition, and admitted the great military character of the victory that had been achieved.—The motion was unanimously passed by their Lordships. The Bishop of Exeter then brought forward his motion for an Address to the Queen, praying that steps might taken ...

... privilege of parliament with impunity ? The judges of the Queen's Bench had earned for themselves no respect, and deserved none from the house. The bill, in fact, affirmed the judgment of the Court of Queen's Bench, and would make it precedent to followed. He ...

... were her Majesty and Prince Albert, who sat on her right, and the Master of the Horse. The Queen's Bod v Guard was formed the Royal Horse Guards Blue, When the Queen's carriage reached the outside of the marble poitico, her Majesty was most enthusiastically ...

... to Lord Sea ton, for his eminent services in Canada; and proposed that her Majesty be enabled to grant the annual sum of to his Lordship and for four lives successors. The Noble Lord referred the distinguished services which Lord Beaton had rendered his ...

... same time with a due consideration of those exlgen cles of the public service which are oonnected with the main of our maritime strength, and the multiplied demands the naval and military establishments from the various parts widely-extended empire. Lords ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, June 3—The Duke of Wellington, pursuant to notice, moved that an humble ddress presented to his Majesty, entreating him to give such directions as may necessary to enforce the observance by his subjects his ...

... Noble Lord could not given. He thought could not furnished with advantage the public service. At the same time would state that the returns on the subject from military and other authorities were satisfactory.— Tho motion was then withdrawn. The Cnancaa&ea ...

... new situation; besides they were only auxiliaries, an.l this country was treaty to allow Englishmen to be enlisted the service the Queen. Lord observed that the Imprisonment for Debt Abolition bill was only just printed, and that its second reading stood ...

... The military, who by turns had occupied the raceground night and day since Saturday, finally left it on Tuesday afternoon ; and the magistrates, who had been near the military, returned to their old quarters, the Castle Hotel. Whilst the military were ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS. Thursday, July 14.—0n the motion of the Duke of Wellington, the Dean Forests Ecclesiastical District bill was read a second time. Lord atherton presented petitions from persons connected with mines and collieries in ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. OPENING OF THE SESSION. The Session of Parliament was opened b y the Queen in person yesterday with the usual formalit: ies, The in- tense anxiety that was manifested by all parties to obtain a view of the splendid pageant out doors ...

... gentleman of the Civil Service ia India through the medium of the Lord Bishop of Calcutta. The to be sent in before Jan. U, 1842. On Monday last the Rev. Henry tfighton, B.A. Scholar on the foundation of John Michel, Esq. Queen's College, was elected ...