... 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 ...

... entire discomfiture of the Constitutionalists, who being surrounded on all sides by the Royal troops had delivered up their arms, and thrown, themselves on his Majesty's clemency. They were 400 in number. • This despatch is dated Seville, 9th March, and ...

... desire to please, ge.. d nerally occasion a misinterpretation of, the motives of the in. ividal, and this has occurred to Lord John Russell. It was extremely unadvised on the part of his Lordship to make- the communication which he,did on Tuesday night, as ...

... his chin on his breast. As for Sir John, he extorted a sort of frantic laugh, which, after all, made him appear the better of the two. A company even c.,uld not at first h obtained to eat the election dinner; and Sir John was seen on a small grey pony canvwsing ...

... Lady M. Mahon Viscountess Barrington, by the Duchess of Northumberland Sir John Gerard, by the Marquis of Hastings Sir John L. L. Kaye, by the Earl of Stamford and Warrington Sir John Hippisley, by the Vice-Chamberlain to the King The Lady Gray, of Gray, ...

... which should be *Henry Maxwell, Esq 66. 4 ,•L0rd Killeen cheering. •John Young, - the property of all. The rich will often refuse to sacrifice It. H. Southwell, Esq 331 Henry Grattan, Esq. Mr. DRAKA an then rase -Mr. Chairman and Genthe sliehtest gra ...

... —The Right Hon. John Russell, commonly called Lord John Russell; the Right Hon. William Russell, commonly called Lord W. Russell. TAUNTON.—Henry Labouchere, Esq. ; Edward Thomas Bainbridge, Esq. TEWKESBURY.—John Edward Dowdeswell, Esq. ; John Martin, Esq ...

... whether she had not the means of going to her husband? She replied in the negative: She had been seeking, with two babes in her arms, for her daughter ever since the 2d of June, and she had parted with all her clothes for food. Her daughter had the mother ...