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... Lord Holland attended the House yesterday crutch, hut in apparently good health) holds Lord Vertiofi’s ; Earl Howe has I«ord Cardigan's Lord Hood (we think) has Earl Nelson’s; and Lord* Kenyon, Kedesdale, Ac., hold proxies. It has been mentioned In the newspapers ...

... mation for the supply having been granted, Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved the order of the day on the REFORM BILL. The Chief Clerk having read the terms of his Majesty's speech relating to the subject, Lord JOHN RUSSELL said-—I tise, sir, for the purpose of proposing ...

... information, the people might, Indeed, said, In one sense, to have fired upon the yeomanry, but was with atones, not with fire-arms; and he was sure throwing stones at the yeomanry was not what the house would understand by the expression firing upon the ...