... HOUSE OF COM MIONS. MONDAY, JULY 18.] A new writ wasordered for the County of Aleath, in tle room of Sir Marcus So, merville, deceased. AMr. G. Bankes gave notice, that in the Committee on the Reform Bill he should move for the omission of the borough of Great Bedwyn from schedule A.-Mr. llolohoutse called the attention of the House to the little progress as yet made in the Reform Bill, and ...

... U .HOUSLs of CO4Nl MONXS. - - _ _ no --aAWs}spA7 . :. . q MONDAY, OCT. 3.1 On the motion of Lord Al, thurp, the Order of the Day was read for receiving the report of the Coimittee of Supply. The report was brought up and received. On the motion of LordAllhorp, the House resolved itself into a Committee of the whole House on the M ays and Aleans. Lord Alilhorp said that he felt it his duty to ...

... HOUSE oS1 CUOtIMONS. e WEDNE `DAYaC1T.'6.-CALkL (lti' E Hdo-Se. 0 -Lorid Ebrington inquired wliether the 'lon. I'lember e for Kerry (Mr. O'Connell) intended to press his motion I' for a Call of the House on Aonday ?-Alfr. 'O'Cwoinef Lhaving replied in the negative, -Lord Ebrington stated, 0 that he should to-morrow move that on Monday the: e Iiocse be called over; because, in case of an ?? ...

... TIU1j, o LO1k9RD W11i,1,AA 1PAGET. ( It M-1 1 I ?? I Pha('crtiiJ I tifT-1IiOUTcI, FV11OAucv 7. a u Cour nit tistnornhim, aticlc Joe c locl., %vilcer )Ilc c cr liircje ac n elabor-cie delf`nre ccil the part of' Lord W. 11 a ?? Of c' Which the foillowici' ace ecircccie trL isx Und-Ter vrcuccimcbiicie cli ic ordoinary c'haracter I tippiei be. ac ?? ?? Ocrcasion. Alticcugh c'cocu licy early ...

... 43,00torripl+ . S- FRIDAY'S LONVDON GAZETTE. C'nowrs-oaae Aream 8. l L11DE S retu~rned to serve in this present Pali1oil-TWar at'ana P'it Or' WinchelorCa-ste- X L lcl 1laingl19on, Doctor of ?? Latw, if (. 'iat IV Ireel, IWestraiaaster, ill ?? room oft lie lion1. Hen. ;ls iadis, wlo h-as ccelpte~tttileof liceof Stewaird Of thle Manor Of East ?? I,satadt,),d-,r,---Sir Rt. of Londaonaderry, lirS. ...

... HOUSE OF COAI MONS. 1AV .1- Y Al 11 r P or t- SatflJ~lt:I VA'd iit RtJfliO.. MONDAY, JULY 4.1 RaEFORM BllrLL.-tUerd P John Russell moved the order of tihe day for the second Y leading of the Bill for the Reform in Parliament. g WSi h J. Ilsh had on a former occasion expressed ' himself uniequivocallyhostiletolteform. Thesefirstimn. S pressions he had reiterated to his constituents, anti still ...

... M LoCTloB , MONDAY, OCTOBERt 17. 1831. Isit The Paris Papers of Friday and Saturday. aere I 'filled with debates on the Bill for thle regulatiuln of' the less perg.After thle rejection of certain amendments, I~ll wichlaced, the nomination of the liters tin diftlrent sea class1ies of electors, the Cisauber proceeded to conssidler reil the qukestionl, whether the Crown should be obliged to be ...

... To the f'1',nxnrt of the HAMrsifTlun Tu LEGRAPR. In taking a review of our late County Aleeting, the rcsult of which cannot fail to have great weight in the cause and scale of Reform, it appears to me that some observations upon it l may not be viewed without some interest by your Readers, and particularly those who were not present at the Meeting; I offer yon, therefore, thl following remarks ...

... iLoluoll. FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1831. A Faundeis Mail has arrived with Brussels Pa. to ji pets, of the 19th. In thle sittirlg of the National Con. Lad gresti, of the 16th, thle protocol of the confercnce of thle ant representatives of the great lowers, held on the 9th cele instant, to consider ithe complaints of' the Provisional hie OGovernment of Belgium, ons the continued opposition by Holland ...

... HiOUSN OF P'EER1S. DIONDAY. I Ltit21.1 Siveral bundles of' pc- titions were pirtsented inl fueti er sul port of' the Ill iis. terial plaI o1' itforin. SoIIe having been ptresentetl from Ireland. Leitl I''atnFarham cxpress1el his astonishiiient that the third liiill-liamely, t lit flr Ire lct1t. had not yet been presenttd itJ in itt mnired when it was likely to be stub- ntitted lo ...

... 1I3USE OF 2COSZIONS. fIONDA} V.1 il~nt'r 21.1 Li lt e i or Iti iv . T. U. ] - Sir HJoerlt Ime!is said lie hc id to reqnct tht ?? of' thle ?? to a slltje t whic l he tsi about to briti ulidver their notice. It rclated to a LinVISpipatCr whilch lie hll pitt into his hatnIs. It trite cctrencl i, iitportn nt lihen on the eve of a disculsiotl like the bne ?? thtt tlight, thl7t J Dll. 1l11cllbcs ...

... HOUSE OF COaiMMoNS AV t- , . MONDAY, FEB. 14.1 GENJERAL FAST-.Mr. I eq UStge Hlu/ghes presentedf a petition fror five Clergy. res men and a number of' the mo;tt respectable inhabitants an( .of the town or Ryde and its vicinity, in the Isle. of tiO Wlight, eaenesly implorjng the ilons to present ape. cer~ tition to his M~ajesty that lie would b e plae oa-wit any neitoan ftor at generabl fs ...