... this money to Thomas Thsirtell, and part to John 'l'hurtell; lie knew nothing of the application of it. Mr. Joseph Ensor, a Clerk in the Bank, was next called so provezan alibi. in respect to. John; he and John had beenI to¢etiier from half-past six o'clock ...

... Maguirle, i.n Rloyal T-lighiless's surgeon, has blcal inl con- 'taut atterdauco, and besides thrce copious bleed- i 's froin the arm, we understand his Royal Eiigriess has twice undergone the operation of' ov)pinp% --Th'ie Bulletin of Sunday avrnounvced the ...

... c .d alone, and at oil:ehtfitnesere accompanied. When ,dthey went out of' the house together, they were c Id always arnl in arm.. ' c le At twenty minutes past four o'clock the Queen d re returned from, the House of Lords to St. Jamres's- in square. During ...

... Cork, praying for the removal of the dis- abilities under which his Majesty's Roman Catho- lic subjects labour. Mr. James Grattan presented similar petitions from two parishes in the county of Wicklow, Ire- land. These and many otiter similar petitions ...

... praying that his ?? may lie graciousw ly pleased to make some provision for the family of the late Mr. Canning. 1:r. James Grattan presented a petition praying the iitroduction of the Poor Laws into Irelan1d. Sir Johbn Newport thought their introduction ...

... Edward Knatchbull, Bart. one of the Members for the County, Sir Egerton Brydges, Bart., the Hon. Col. Wingfield Stratford, Sir John Honey- wood, Bart., Sir Edward Dering, Bart., the Mayor, the Deputy Recorder, Justices, and Corporate Au- thorities of Maidstone ...

... M. Gurney,Hut~f nFE~'L S. t Beasumont, T.W Gurney, IM. Ridley, SirM.W W~ctive, Lord Hamilton, Ld. A Robarts, G. J. Benet, John Heron, Sir IL Robinson, SirG. r .Beisnet, I-I. G. Hill, Lord A. Rowley, Sir W.na Bentinek, Ld. W Hobhlouse, J. C. Robertson ...

... opposed by Mtr. Stanley, Mr. D~awe on, and M~r. Plunkett, and supported by fr. Dominick Brown, IMr. Robertsoen,and- Mr. Grattan. -The }house having divrided-upon the;;motion,' there appeared-itor Mr. -flume's proposition, 79; against it, 152.-Mlajority ...

... jeivellery of the value of 1.50e. Was15 booked at the defendalit's coach-offiee, to be forwarded bv the Coarier coach to Mr. John Woodward, Dale-street, Liverpool, a traveller in the employ of the plaintiff. Mr. Woodwiird left London on the 3d of January ...

... to advise the Sovereign to become the dupe of such artifices. I her Majesty's pre- temi residence il town is not suitable, I arm persuaded tknat no didfhiclty wil be thrown in the way of an arrang&- m etl l ly u'litih I er Ni1cj'e:ts. inliR nId' lhei' (lf ...

... priicmi- H pal ipeakers were Mr. George Dawson, Br.fHenry r M% axwell, Mr. G. Mdore, Sir G. Hill, Mr. Pt of kett; the Messrs. Grattan, and thu Knight of Kerry. Pt Mr. Dawson presented a petition, signed by th 22,000 persons, from the county of-Derry, and in ...

... Shi JOHN SEBRI.GHTsupported the motion. Mr. HOBHOUSE opposed it, a adangerhnli interference with the independence of the bar. 'lbs resolution was, however, tidrried. HOUSE of COMMON&-Ttlxn .. ifovltioiN FOD sue stoe . (POORt.ift)N - Mr. GR'ATTA-N. in ...