... him ,- had not the arms of the Lord Lieutenant over his door, but was permitted to have them so if he wished ; he hud further conversation with Captain Hart on the subject of his voting ; knows Sir John Byng ; was told that Sir John called at his office ...

... Joe. Hawker 100 JameeWard, the Anii lea Adair Hawkine 100 John Ja« kion, R.A. Mi Prince Howe 100 Philip Rogen, Uadi SirW. Knighton, Bt. 100 scape-painter,,, , )ga Lady Knighton 100 Abraham Johns Jat. Carrick Moore, of ' Thomas Copeland .. . M Caswell ...

... Mai Uu, John Ver*,J.J.H. Don, O'Connor Maule, Hon. W. a Vernon, Hen.O. J. Duucannon, Viset. May hew, w. Vincent, Sir F. Duudas, C. Milbauk, Mark Walker, C. A. Dundas, Hon. T. Mildmay. P. St. J. Waithman, H. Dundas, Hon. Sir a Mills, J. Warre, John Dundas ...

... large crops of Coldblowlane electors in every repiesented district, in which a Mr. Henry Grattan can found to do the dirty work of cultivating them, Mr. Grattan, according to the evidence before the committee, possessing some two and a half acres of ground ...

... signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Cardigan. Thomas James Wemyss, Esq. Deputy Lieutenant. DECLARATIONS of INSOLVENCY filed by BOAST, Robert, Hunslet, Leeds, Imrtfeeper.-—Aug. 25. NT COLL, John, Dunster, Somerset, spirit-merchant.—Aug. 25. ...

... if the government should come to tbs unwise determination of disbanding the yeomanry, they would throw themselves into the arms of Sir. O’Connell. A pretty tenure of a country! Gsverument must employ the yeomanry against the Catholics, otherwise the yeomanry ...

... Tywte, c, K. V, Suudas. Hon. J. C. W. TyreU.C. EaMteiiw.John Mackeuxte, Stewart nliers, 1. H. Ellice, L. Mangles, J. Venables, W. Elm. Wynn Marshall. W. Vernon, Men.G. J. Etwali. H. Martin, John Vernon,O.H. Evans. W.B. Maule. Hon. W. R. Vincent, Sir F ...

... AUGUSTUS or, the CIIOTUERS I.V ARMS, Uu* of •• I‘Urme.*’ Darn ley, Ajc. vols. post u*.vel f much merit; the writer master the •ui.jct-t, and is very picturing the ehlvalric mau‘•'ts the tiiiie.—-Athenteum. ORBET. JOHN GALT, Esq.. Author of •* Lawrle ...

... For this Lord John, as he deserved, received a repetition of punishment. Still we cannot let Lord John Russell off. We know how he wriggled himself into a seat tor Devon ; is it not engrossed in the patent hard Pultimore ? Let Lord John ask his friend ...

... governors in New South Wales and Van Diemen's Land, respecting the mode of making allotments of crown lands. — Agreed to. Mr. CII ARM AN presented a petition from a place in the county of Westmeath, praying for the introduction of a system of poor laws into ...

... Thos. Hughes, Hughes Russell, Lord John K land re, Wm. Hughes, James Edward Blount, E Hume, Jos. Sim-lair, G. Browne.John Hunt, Henry Skipa ith, MirG. Briscoe, J.l. Hutchinson, J. H. Robert Buiu er, H.L. Johnstone, Sir John Stanley,, Loni liuluer, EL. Juhustone ...

... Sir John Hope, John T. Scott, H.F. Bulier. Sir A. Howard, Hn. CoI.F.G. Severn. John C. Burge, Wm. Hulse, Sir Seymour, H. B. Bumird, George Inglis, Sir R. H. Shaw, F. Buxton.JohuJ. Ingestrie, Viscount Sibthorp,CoU:.D.W. Capel, John Irving, ...