... Dudley and Ward; Dowa- gers Grantley, Falmouth, and Forte. cv • ; Lady Appreece, Sirs Francis Blake, Edward Newnham, John Coghill, George Arm-troiig, and Robert Peate: Generals Doyle and Dreuly ; Colonels Biker, Debath, Lenox. &c. It is strongly recom- mended ...

... and the Ladies Paget, Earl of Chatham, Earl of Cardigan, Earl of Aberdeen, Lord Holland, Lord Calthorpe, Lady Hippesley, Lady Caven- dish and famiiv, Lady Shelley, Lady Rush', Admiral Sir C. Paget, Sir John Becket, Sir G- PownaU, &c, &c, will be RE-OPEN ...

... or Benj. Collins Bro lie, Esq. of England Edw. Hawke Locker, Esq. Right Hon. Sir John NichoU.M.P. John Diston Powles, Esq. Bir Robert Harry Inglis, Bart., The Rev. John Lonsdale M. P. I 6. That Henry Nelson Coleridge, Esq., Barrister at Law, be appointed ...

... the SctfpWs. 'Wefrostnd the Right HdoTfJeL tleuianfMr. Lamh) wowhfe take up the sobj.cN I ■■.:■, ■ I Sir JOHN NEWrH)RTrweotnUiend>d^ (Mr. Grattan) should fix ?pme day for this discussion. It was a subject ef the utmost importance. The system was now verse ...

... expressed great hopes from the laboars of the Committee which was yesterday ap- pointed oh this nil-important subject. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY admitted the great increase of crime throughout the country , but denied that it was to be at- tributed to tne ...

... took any further interest than such a one as that in the question, lie was opposed to the motion of his Hon. Friend. Mr. GRATTAN denied the position laid down by the Honourable Member for Worcester, and maintained that the Catholics had an indefeasible ...

... that he mu«t object to putting equal arms in the hands at the Catholics, to those possessed by the Protestants. Bad as it Appeared to him, the longer they delayed this great measure qf conciliation, the stronger arms there would be in the bands of the Catholics ...

... at Half-past Five ?? precisely. -■TEW A RIM. ■JakaGarratt, Esq. Aid. V.P. John Holmes, E-q. High Bai- w»s.Farebrother, Esq. Aid. lift' of Southwsrk Aadrew Spottiswoode, Esq., John Hunter, jun. Es q. M.P„Sfieriff William Pratt, Esq. M'fbaelGibb-s Esq. Treasurer ...

... Northing t on ;by Lord Vfit- ton, from the Roman Catholics of York, Leeds, Stamford, and Otindle, in Northamptonshire; by Mr. H. Grattan, from Kilkenoy, and three other places; and by Mr. Cadlpield. from Iwo parishes in the counties of Armagh and Tyrone.— Ordered ...

... William Ouchterlony, Esq. J W. Bernidaile, Esq. John Plummer, Esq. jinrd Burmester, Esq. John Anthony Rocker, Esq. Aaron Chapman, Esq. Daniel Slepheusoo, Esq. Boiamv Dobree, Esq. James Sim*, Esq. John furse, Eso. Henry B. Ward, Esq. Gabriel Gillett, ...

... table. I Sir J. Brydoss presented five Petitions against the Catholic Claims, from various places in England.. ?? i Mr. H. Grattan presented a great number «f Petitions in favour of Catholic Emancipation, from several Towns in (he | x a ¥ li S °C ?? if** ...

... to continue iv existence fur some time longer. Ordered to he printed, ' Colonel Powrat presented a similar Petition from Cardigan General Phipps presenied anotliM Petition to the same enact from Scarborough. — Ordered lo be printed, Mr. Alderman. Wooo ...