... the Pension List, and report the same to the House. ENGLISH. Aglionby, H. A., Cockermouth Lennox, Lord W. igssLn Attwoodi, Thomas, Birminghiam Lennox, Lord G., W. Sussex Baillie, J. E., Bristol Lennox, Lord A., Chichester Bainbridge, E. T., Taunton Lester ...

... co. Gladstone, T., Portarling-ton Wallace, Thomas, Carlow co. Hayes, Sir E., Donegal co. *Youmg, John, Cavan Co. LIST OF THE MINORITY. ENGLISH. Aglionbv, H. A., Cockermouth Leech, John, W. Surrey Attwood, Thomas, Birmingham Lefevre, C. S., N. Hants Baillie ...

... respctitcte collars. Th enien Guard were in their Coronation costurne, and lined ery-room~ commanded by their Lieutenant anid Sir Thomas C'urties, Messrs. Charles and Samuel Hancock, and Mr. -otl the Exons on drty. The Gentlemen Pensioners were sta- the Presence ...

... Kerry, Clanwilliam. VISCOUNT-Dungarvon, Loan..Molyneux. HoxountARLE-Captain Poulett, R.N. Sins-lohn D. Thomson, K. C. H., Thomas Troubridge, Frederick Fowke, Henry Parnell, E. S. Stanhope, T. Fremantle, Robt. Inglis. The Dean of Carlisle. Reverend H. ...

... Cockerniouth Lister, E., Bradford Astley, Sir John D., Bart., North Llovd, .1. H., Stockport Wiltshire Lohke, W., Devizes Attwood, Thomas, Birmingham Manlgles,.iames, Guilford Bainbridgc, E. T., Taunton Marshtill, John, Leeds Beauniont., T. WV., S. Northinnb. ...

... Williams, Robert Baring, 1-. B. Hanmer, Colonel Wilmot, Sir Eardley Barnard, E. G. Harvey, D. W. Wood, Colonel Beauclerk, Major Hardy, J. indham, A. H. Bell, M. Herbert, Hon. S. Welby, G. E. Benett, J. Hope, H. T. Watkins, J. L. *. Blackstone, W. S. Henniker ...

... operation of the Tithe Laws (Morning Sittings). 2. Mr. O'Connell: Bill to amend the Laws in Ireland relating to Juries. 3. Mdr. Hardy: Bill to con- solidate and amend the provisions of the several Acts relating. to Bribery, and to charge and expence in the ...

... enjoyed a large share of Lord Nelson's contidence, a far different version of his hardship's sest~Wuents. He alluded to Sir Thomas Hardy. Lord Nelson had indeei) regretted the stern necessity of impressment, but ,considered the nary,% Aould not be manned without ...

... was then read a second time, and ordered to be committed en next Wednesday sen'night. STAFFORD DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL. Sir THOMAS FREEMANTLE, in moving the second reading of the Stafford Disfranchisement Bill, entered into a detailed statement of the ...

... Hon. Geo., Great Yar- mouth Attwood, Thomas, Birmingham Baines, Ed., Leeds Bailey, J. E., Bristol Bainbridge, E. T., Taunton Beaucleek, Major, E. Surrey Barnard, E. G., Greenwich Bewes, Thomas, Plymouth Bish, Thomas, Leoininster Briscoe, John I., E. Surrey ...

... Thomson, Right Hn. P. Baines, E. Hughes, H. Todd, R. Barnett, C. J. Humphery, J. Tooke, W. Bernal, R. Hutt, IV. Turner, W. Bish, Thomas Hyett, W. H. Vernon, Hon. J. J. Blunt, Sir C. R. Ingham, R. VWalker, R. Bolling, W. James, WV. Walter, J. Briggs, R. Jervis ...

... Warrington Hoskiuis, Kedgwin, Hereford co. Hotham, Lord, Leominster Hlouldsworth, Thomas. N. Notts. Howard, Philip H., Carlisle Hope, H. T., Gloucester Hudson, Thomas, Evesham Hurst, R. H. Horsham Irton, Samuel, W. Cumberland Ingilby, Sir W. A., Bart ...