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... evening, by pecial license, in Portman-square, the Rev. William John Aroderiek, son of the late Archbishop of Cashel, to the Right Hlon. Lady Elizabeth A. Perceval, daughter of the Earl of Cardigan. It is rumonred in the fashionable circles that a very young ...
... L`I'lbe S''outh Amnerican Postage Bill was readathr 'hie time and ?? rs, -If. JEOUsE OF CoiwiPF1A ws.WS oi TUESDAY, Mlarch ?? Grattan presented a to peitio, signedl by thle Roman Car holie Itieratehy of Ireland, ei*. alld. many or thle rinost rcspectablk clrgy ...
... Council, r LABOURING POOR. sLord JOHN RUSSELL presented a Petition from Mr. Mat- thew Phillips, praying that them House would institute an in- . quiry into the state of the Labouring Classes.-Ordered to be printed. I Lord JOHN RUSSELL then rose to make his ...
... e, praying to the sante eifect.-thC four ei liens wvere laid on the table, and ordered to be printe. COMBINATION LAWS. Mr. JOHN MAR'lIN presented a Petition from thlt Arti- sans of Tlewkesbury against the Combination Laws.-I' he e.- tition wvas laid on ...
... Jn.li utebinson Hon.CH. I Rice, T. S. Brouglism, Hfenry IMeberiy, W. L. IRadleyto, JohnLW Browns, Dominic I llrrtin, John jSmith, John BUxtOn, T. F. N on k. i, B., Smith, Win Evans, Wmn. jPalmer. c. IS~ykes, Daniel Gordon, Robert Po vlet. Hon. 3. F. Welts ...