... Trenthum Hall, Statrordshire ; Sir W. and Lady Wraxhall, at the Bath Hotel, Arlington.street, from Brussels; the Right Hon. John C , leratt, M.P., at Whitehall, frem Uorsetshire, on his way to Manchester and Liverpool; Charles Wynn and Miss Wynn, at Marshal ...

... borough of Warwick aforesaid ; John Tomes, of the said borough of Warwick, Esq. WELLS—John Edwards Vauglirn, Esq. ; John Lee Lee, Esq. WENDOVER—SamueI Smith, of Woolliall, in the county of Hertford, Esq. ; Abel Smith, of Wendover, Esq. ‘Vermocic—Paul Bailby ...

... MR. ST. JOHN LONG. The bill which was returned against Mr. St. John Long yesterday, cont kiss six counts, each terminating in charging a feloniously killing and slaying of Miss Catherine Cabin, but varying from each other by the omission or modification ...

... 17 14 ), Mr. Pitt granted a pate»t to John Reeves, Robert George Eyre, and Andrew Strachan, appointing them the Kin g% Printers for the pe. riod of thirty years. The chief object of the patent was to secure to John Reeves a sinecure of 1,50 v/. a year ...

... to let the people of both Englund and Ireland know that the laws place them on equal terms with their landlords. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN gave the Right Hon. Gen. tleman (the Solicitor-General). full credit fur his desire to amend the Act in question, so at to ...

... Hodgson, John O'Ferra fl, ft M. Burke, Sir J. ,Jeplisoti. C. U. O'Connor, boo liunbury, Sir H. E 'Johnston, James O'Grady, Col. Dawson, A. Killeen, Lard ituthren E. S. Denman, Thos. Leader, N. P. Wyse, Mhos. Hon. B. Lambert, J. S. TELL Grattan, James M'Namara ...

... Sand ford, E. A. honouring the musical festival which will be held at Bunbury,. Ingilby, Sir H. E Hume, Joseph . Sebright, Sir John , W efirge Keck, G. W. Stanley. A. Legh Tyrrell,' laird J. T. nett Summ er , un d er t h e di rect i on Of Si r G EORGE Burrell ...

... having feloniously assaulted and robbed Thomas Mathews of one sovereign. Henry Day, John .Burgess, Edward Everett, William Taylor, Thomas Taylor, John Stockzvell, John Church, James Wilkins, George Dobson, and Barlow Page, were put to the bar, being r ...

... to deprive the House of some of its moat important lights. He. would take, as an example, the Hon. Member for Midhurst (Mr. John Smith) He sat for a close borough, and if he were removed, where could an adequate successor be found, who like him would expose ...

... and to allow them to descend to that amount. The motion was then agreed to. NEGLECT OF THE CALL OF THE HOUSE. The Seijeant-at-Arms having announced that Mr. Maberly was in custo ly for neglecting to attend the call of the House. Lord ALTHORP moved that the ...

... PARLIAMENTARY REFORM. On Lord JOHN RUSSELL'S rising to move the order of the day for the second reading of the Parliamentary Reform Bill, Sir H. HARDINGE said, that he thought it was highly important, before proceeding with the English Bill, to know what ...

... , S. H ythe Marryatt, J. Sandwich Marshall, W. Leominster Martin, Sir T. B. Plymouth Martin, John Tewkesbury I'Millbank, M. Camelford 111 ildmay, P. St. John Win c h ester 'Morgan, C. H. R. Brecon 'Morgan, Sir C. Monmouthshire Morpeth, Viscount Yorkshire ...