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... THE APPROACHING ELECTIONS. Lancashire.—Our readers are already aware that Mr. Blackburne retires, and that John 'Wilson Patten, Esq. of Bank Hall, announces himself. Lord Stanley also again offers. Liverpool. —It isbelieved Mr. Huskisson and General Gascoyne ...
... member's inquiry. The bill was then passed through the whole of its respective stages. STATE OF IRELAND. Mr. GRATTAN presented a petition from John Hughes, a pensioner, complaining or a stoppage of his pension. The honourable member, in moving that the petition ...
... completed his 40th year. The Hermitage Jean Jacques Kosseau, at Montmorency, advertised for sale ; the price asked is i'tiOOO. Mr. John Hope has been elected Dean of the Faculty of Scottish Advocates, the room Mi. Jeli'rey. The Marquis Anglesey was to arrive ...
... forward. , , which Mr, G. After a discussion which possessed little interest, m w Jam Knight, Mr. H.Grattan, Mr. I.efroy, Mr. *C'• , n ven 's amend- Grattan took pan, the house divided upon Mr. meut— _~ 27 Ayes Noes ' Majority against the amendment ••• ...
... sold with this lot, are in the occupationof Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Lawson, William Routledge, John Waters, George Coulthard, William Gartner, John Barnfather, and John Peile. And also drying house, in the occupation of William Tweddle. The ESTATE intended to ...
... for leave to bring in a bill to make the payment of tithes permanent and compulsory under the Tithe Composition Act. Mr. GRATTAN said he was convinced that this attempt to settle the tithe question would prove failure. was clear to him that nothing but ...
... Lefevre Pershore—H. O. Owen Penryn and Falmouth—Mr. Rolfe and Lord Tollamore Pembrokeshire—Sir John Owen, Bart. Paisley—Sir John .Maxwell. Poole—Sir John and Mr.R. L. Lester Radnorshire—Right Hon. T F. Lewis. Rutland (County)— Sir G. N. Noel, and Sir ...
... to the political system upon which this country had ever acted. Besides, that treaty, in fact, tended to introduce foreign arms into Portugal, and it tended to introduce foreign aims into Spain : and for what purpose? Not for the purpose of interference ...
... Hall Edward Stanley Richmond Gale Braddyll, Esq., Conishead Priory John Ireland Blackhurne, Esq., Hale Hall Thomas Clifton, Esq., Lytham Hall Thomas Drinkwater, Esq., lrwell House John Hodson, Esq., Lancaster P. H Fleetwood, Esq., M.P., Rossal Hall E. ...
... Greenall, Esq., Peter Nicholson, Esq., John Fitchett, Esq., Joseph Esq., Thomas Kitkland Glaz brook, Esq., Rowland Eyres Egerton Warburton, Esq , the Rev. j. E. Warburton, John Hill, Esq., J. S. Boilcau, Esq., John Lord, Esq , Henry Gaskeil, Esq., Henry ...
... Alexander Hope U.thian (East) R Ferguson , (_(.„,„. Balfour PeeblesLre John Hey v-rthshire Hon Fox Maule Renfrewshire Sir M Stewart Hois and Cromarty AS Mackenzie urirhshire Lord John Scott Selkirkshire A Priegle Stirlingshire Forbes SntherUindshire Roderick ...
... beattrt,_ , _,i »R.—•• \ir. Speaker, we have it further eommanii majesty, assure his faithful commons 'hat does most readily am Arm all their hare ever been .ranted and charmed cessors, and to yourself, though hi'« .«rv C aaSsmSa clock. P * * w ~ the peers ...