... towns to those boroughs which send Members to Parliament, and the creating a new (itftrict boroughs by dividing Swansea .and Cardigan, which boroughs are only to return one Member to Parliament 1 come now. Sir, to the representation **f Scotland ;• and, certainly ...

... and had brea for tba anjaaat at arms, mace, requiiise ibtir presence at tba ballot, and they kad appeared , U tba baas*, tbeir amu were equally to eoasidcred as kept. After a short paom. Speaker again called upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL. Hie lordship baring presented ...

... COUNTEIIFKH S. REAL JAPAN BLACKING, maJe DAY and MARTIN, 97, High Flo’born, may had Genuine, without fear of imposition, at yf JOHN DERMOTTS, NO. 8, ITPER ORMOND QUAY, i« ®ccive*l large supply of their inimitable LIQUID and PASTE BLACKING. To comment on an ...

... the Serjeaint at Arms, with the 'nace, re- quiring their presence at the ballot, aid they had not appeared in the house, their seats were equally -to be considered as kept. After a short pause the Speaker again called upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL, His lordship ...

... and good wishes of the inhabit nts. The gentle. o m i t s i t a shitting John:l:mown. 5 Jahn Messy, anent, and the creating of a new district of boroughs by dividing Swansea Cardigan, which manly demeanour of the 'officers, the good con- for sows rote. Hay ...

... by the Serjeant at Arms, with the mace, requiring tbeir atli'ndknee at the .ballot, and Miry bad nut appeared In Ibe house, their seals were generally to be considered kept } Alter short pause the Speaker again called upon Lord JOHN RUSSELL—His Lordship ...

... of his life he would oppose reform, and the noble lord: the general opinioa in that City. Again, a petition ha bout the | (John in excuse for his friends who had taken office,; presented, purporting to from the County oi Ko: resenta- | that they were ...

... of Jansu- .larmion, Esq, of Bellmnount. On the Ist instant, at Banbrisdge, Mr. John Graharr, of that townv, to Mary, second daughter; and on the Same day, Mr. William John MATtirk, of Hoss. trevor, !o June, foinrth daRghter of J. M'Keowns, Esq, of Waringstown ...

... oblivion, and find their way to Parliament any manner they could. The borough of Chatlemonl once more silently received Mr. Grattan and Mr. Flood had great difficulty in finding any scat whatever,” (Much cheering ) was sorry to de tain the house, hut could ...

... Right Hon. John Frere, or Roy don, and sister to the fust Lord WatUcourt. London, John F Court home, for Lancastei. At Ashburton, in his 10 'h year, Joseph' Davenport, 51 years of which he served its. the Light Dragoons, now Lancers, In London, John Lhamitr ...

... ns of London, and even moderate men were bold enough to assert, that if the measure was not carried, they were ready lak« up arms and assist his Majestv’s Ministers forward it. (Hear.) Mr. HUNT also presented a petition from Lambeth. The petitioners staled ...

... capacity, he took.up theincause; and with a giant arm did be take it. He forced on, he dragged and drove to con- summation, a measure which Pitt, and Fox,; and Burke, and Wyndham, and Sheridan; which Grattan, and Ponsonbye.and Grey, and Grenville, and Canning ...