... (t) W. H. Hanmer, Esq., one of the six Chancery, and uacle the present Sir John Han't. try.—Henry William Tancrcd, Esq. taple.—John Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq., and t. John Fancourt. 'law. G. H. Vernon, Esq., and (t) the Hon. A. be, son of Lord Feversham ...

... Berkeley 1 Cheshire, North Edward John Stanley .. William Tatton Egerton 1 Cheshire, South George Wiibraham .. 1 Sir P. de M. G. Egerton 1 Chester Lord Robert Grosveuor. 1 John Jcrvis .. Chichester Lord Arthur Lennox .. 1 John Abel Smith .. Chippenham Joseph ...

... ire. Wilts, South John Beuett, Esq., »f ??t bouse, and (t) Han. Sydney Herbert , half to tb« &rl of Pembroke. Winchester. W. Baring. Esq , and (t) J. B. E»*t. «q. Windsor. —John Ramsbottom, Esq., a banker in tbo town, and Sir John Beauvoir. Woodstock ...

... hear). Sir John Campbell then moved that the ballot be postponed till to-morrow (Thursday) se'nnight. Mr. O'Connell having then withdrawn his' motion, Sir John Campbell's motion was agreed to. imprisonment for debt bill. On the motion of Sir John Campbell ...

... until six o'clock, in consequence of the enforcement of the call of the house. CHURCH OF IRELAND. The Speaker called upon Lord John Russell, who spoke as follows well aware both of the difficulty of the task, and of the responsibility I incur, yet the 1 feel ...

... Graham, as chairman of the New Windsor Election Committee, reported Sir John de Beauvoir unduly elected, and Sir John Elley duly elected; but the opposition to the petition against Sir John de Beauvoir's return was neither frivolous nor vexatious. , Mr. MacKinnon ...

... approbation of the lord-lieutenant's choice. MR, HOQO. Mr. Charltok.asked if Lnr-d John Russell had Mr. Hogg s protest the subject of the corporation committee. Lord John Russell answered, that as had told the house some days ago had received paper from ...

... caused them to issued since ; and if they had been circulated it was done without his consent and without his knowledge. Mr. Grattan but conveyed the sense of the house when he said that on a matter so vitally important as that then before them, the whole ...

... the distress in Mayo, which, after distinct re-assurance from Lord John Russell, that the government had already afforded, and would continue to afford, relief, was withdrawn. Lord John Russell, in reply to Major Beaucierk, said, that measure, based on ...

... and flowers, elegantly chased, surrounding three shields, one of which bears his lordship's arms, and the other two the following inscriptions : — To Lord John Russell, the Minister of the Crown, and the Representative of the People, the enlightened, ...

... should be referred to a select committee, instead of examining witnesses at the.bar of that house. At the suggestion of Lord John Russell and other hon. members, the motion was withdrawn. Colonel Perceval, in consequence of gentleman ofthe name of Lee, ...

... petitions were presented, and some bills were advanced a stage. CHURCH-RATES. In answer to a question from Lord Stanley, Lord John Russell stated, that it certainly was his intention to introduce a measure in regard to church-rates the course of the present ...