... process had been served on him in their Lordships' or not. Ordered.—Adjourned. l'uesday, March 27. BREAcu OF PRIVILEGE. _ • John Bell, the person who was yesterday complained of as having committed a 'breach of their Lordships' ptivileges, by prosecuting ...

... WBAFOAS, FIRE-ARMS, TRINKETS, S(c., belonging to the DUKE of YORK. Capital fire-arms, by celebrated English makers:— Lot 55. A single-mounted double gun, with gold pan and touch, hole, the lock inlaid with gold, engraved, and the royal arms engraved on ...

... the purest , r judge of this question ion. friend, the member the hon. mover, which had not been contra- Ise even from Mr. John: could not forget that wed at the procession in man, and for such cono take as an excuse that lluence to his advice. Ile Mr ...

... of Liverpool, having. been displaced on petition. There three candidates :—Sir Pranrts Blake, Bart„ Sir David 1C.C.13,, and John Bayley, Esq. On Thursday, the election terminated, when the numbers stood—For Sir F. Blake, 3'll—sr a Miinr, 101,- A nd Mr ...

... Hart., in room John Gladstone, Eti|., «bo>erlrv tion has been determined to be rolA INSOLVENT. April » John Hill, >’». Martln's-Une. vlrtuaMei. BANKRUPTCV ENLARGED. James .Smith, Matlock, Derbyshire, nun May X BANKRUPTS. from April 54 to John.larktoo, Poukry ...

... hnd said enough to entitle him to call upon tlie Hon. Baronet to assist him in his efforts to pass it. Here the Sergeant at Arms announced that he had taken into custody the Right Hon. C. Grant, ami another Hon. Member whose name we did not catch. They ...

... Lisbon. Plymouth, April 2 Wind W—Arrived from London «e Acuta, Smith, for Trinidad; Industry, Mason, for St. John’s; Powerance, for St. John's; and Minerva, for America. —Arrived the Endeavour, Burt, from Lisbon; W, Olus, from Oporto; Anderson, Nicholas ...

... being in attendance. Mr. Beresford, Mr. C. Grant, and Mr. Labouchere were ordered to be taken into custody by the Sergeant at Arms, not answering to their names, and having no excuse offered for their absence. On Mr. Holmes' name being called by the Clerk ...

... Mr. Beresford, the Right Hon. C. Grant, and Mr. La- tumche were ordered to be taken into the custody of the Ser- jeant-at-Arms. The other Defaulters were excusel. Upon the name of Mr. Holmes being called as a defaulter, that Gentlemen said that he had ...

... gentlemen not having been in their places at this day's ballot, were ordered to be taken in the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms. The name of Mr. Holmes was called, and that gentleman answered, but added that he was not at the ballot. He then explained ...

... events, he was not a verse to the consideration of this branch of the subject if introduced in a different form. ' Mr. H. GRATTAN complained in strong terms of the heavy taxation inflicted upon Ireland by the present mode of levyiug for the use of the ...

... aw, Mr. John Otley, of Fleet-ttreet, to get cashed. Two days alter*ante witness presented the check tor payment, but was sold at the banking-house that no such person as James Ctroe was known there. Prisoner never came for the balance of John Otley, hosier ...