... Mr. John Smith, Mr. Robarts, Sir M. W. Rid- ley. Mr. Att'ood, Sir Joln Newport, Mr. Baring. Mr. Irviig, Mr. War- buriono Mr. George Phillips, Mr.James Morrison. Lord Viscount Morpeth Air. Heywood, Lord Viscount Ebringtrtn. Mr. Lawley. Sir John Wrottes- ...

... not have taken place from the motives assigned by that Honourable and Learned Member. He gave his support to the measure. Mr. JOHN CAMPBELL, after much experience, weas prepared to say that he thought this Bill highly beneficial, The law was now in a bad ...

... ~~i~r~.1Ever 8hadet orpinriton shoiuld timid its oirgani. Power ',,atedexit, ut hatpoiwer ah uld ien re pre sentartimon, trot arm Lrt)rr Coiy. Whlly exebimie 5mm tiigarreiy of oroughrs ftrr aiml oh- o:-rncls' i i 'util- .1 ?? w-und to i imnjore time Imiterests ...

... Taylor Charles Taylor Stephen Maton John Silcock Joseph Silcock Joseph Diddams John Bastin John Wheeler George Wheeler Peter Wheeler Richard Withers Thomas Baverstock Emanuel Baverstock Ambrose Courtney John Courtney John Sackley Joseph ...

... the Hon. Member seemed to him about reviving the obsolete statutes of Edward the Third and Richard the Second. Mr. JAMES GRATTAN supported the Motion, and thanked the Honourable Member for Aldborough for having brought the subject forward. The Right ...

... -Evan Llsyd amd John Lloyd, of Mlrfnd, F.,ntshlre, booksellers anid ?? Tyriamn and John Meaden, of Regefecy-place, Blackirlars-rnad, manufactirers of ?? wheels -T. Jones, W. Phillips, E. Griffith8, J. Evans, and D. Davies, of Cardigan, rope- makers. SHIP ...

... B&uverle, Hun. D. P.-New Lester, B L.-Poile Serunl Littleton, E. J.-Staffordebire Bouvei le, Hon. P. P.-Downton Loch, John-Hythe Briscoe, John 1-Surrey Lumley, Lord-Nottingham. B ougham, James, Wlnchelsea shire Bruoughamn, Wm.-Sou hwgask Lushington, Dr. S ...

... people armed wi!h stoned, &c., about a mile from the place of their destination, who threatened to rescue whatever property was seized. Proceeding in the executiots of their duty, they en- countered a larger body, one of the leaders of which, armed with ...

... intimidatora in this case was the tender Steward of the Earl of CARDIGAN.-The Leeds Mercury observes- It may, perhaps, be denied, that threats were uttered in 30 many words to eject Lord CARDIGAN'S tenants; such words are by no means necessary to convey an ...

... swore positively to the charge, and n stated that lhe possessed letters of character from Lord Fingal, Mr. -Shell, and Mr. Grattan. On the part of MO'. Plunkett, It was proved that Reddy endeavourerj to excite a mob against thle clergyman, it because he ...

... Raith. DUAIPRIZR (COUNTY), DEc. 19. EDINBURGI (CITY), Dzc. 18. . John J. Hope Johnostone. Lord Advocate .. .. 3437 LZ1T11 DISTRICT or BURIus Abercromble .. . 3288 Drc. 18. Blair .. . 1282 John Archlbald Murray, Esq., GLAsGow, Dsc. 18. Mr. Ai1cheson having ...

... clreumstances of the-couteat,-and-the liberal cbaracter of -te men they elected, but for those-of the northern there is. -none. Bir John Tirell is3 well'known as a thick and tbhn *-Tory~a stilckler for, tvery- abuse as it was, and be made io secret of his opposition ...