... HOUSE OF LORDS, Monday. After the presentation of various petitions Earl GREY rose and moved the House should resolve itself into Committee upon the Bill to amend the Representation of the People in England aid Wales. The motion was agreed vein. con. The Earl of SHAFTESBURY then took the Chair, the Lord Chancellor leaving the Woolsack for seat on the Treasury Bench, near Earl Grey and Lord ...

... ' ; FROM TUESDAY' OAZETTS. Francis Taylor, carpenter, South Moltop street, Manchester Baines, seedsman, Piccadilly— Samuel Smith, vi.Tuallor, Birmingham—William Peters, wine merchant, road—John Garrett, victualler, Bedfordshire—John Eld, innholder, Walsall, Staffordshire George Archibald Whale, innkeeper, Booking, Essex—Philip Wallis, shopkeeper, Comb fields, Warwickshire-George Frederick ...

... appears, the follou.nj articles, that the age of miracles is restored Ireland. The mantle Prince llolienlohe has fallen upon Bishop Doyle, and disease and death are to be expelled by the operation of the holy turf. needs mast read and wonder : Dublin, June s.—These three days past the country has been in extraordinary state excitement. Mess; ere running and riding through the counties of ...

... bankhi'pts from tufsday sight's gazette. George Sheward, Kdiewarc rciad, horse dealer—Anthony Assercfi, Bridge street, Westminster, auctioneer - John Mayne, West Smirhtield, victualler—John Augustus Brookes, Chariotte street, Bloomsbury—William Brice, Charlburv, Oxfordshire, glover—Albert Barrett, York street, St. James's square, wine merchant—Thomas Wild, Savage gardens, Tower hill, wine ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. Monday, May 21. The Marquis of CLEVELAND presented petition from the corporation aud inhabitants of Stnckton-upoii-'fce's, praying that in the Reform Bill two members might be allotted to that place and neighbouring townships. Lord ELLEN BOROUGH presented petition from Appleby, praying that both members might not be taken from that place. The Duke of NEWCASTLE inquired whether ...

... BANKRUPTS FHOM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Robert Sands, jun. Brewer's street, St. engraver James Lindsay, jun. Warnford court, merchant—Peter Kutter, Piccadilly, livery stable keeper—John Williams, Newington, linen draper—John Tyler, Blackman street, Borough, linen draper—Horatio Carter, Hastings, Sussex, chemist—William Thomas Godfrey, Wolverton, Buckingham, miller—William Naylor, Mortimer ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS— Monday. In consequence of its being understood thai the Reform Bill was •x> be brought Ibis evening, the strangers' and the ladies' galleries were crowded : and the space below (he bar, as well that about the Throne, was filled wiih the Members of the House of Commons. At Aye o'clock about 120 Peers cine Ministerial and Opposition Lords being nearly of equal numbers.) and about ...

... On Monday the 18t!i, the anniversary of ihe battle of Waterloo, the Duke Wellington paid an early visit to the Mint, to sit for his bust to Mr. Pistrucci. His Grace was on horseback, attended only by one rervant. On bis return, between eleven and twelve, his Grace was recognised by a number of working men. About half way the Minoiies he was met by Mr. Ballanttne, one of the Thames Police ...

... HOUSE OF um»at, 7. VOTERS UNDER TEDS REFORM ACT. Colonel EVANS submitted resolutions to the House, with respect to the time to be allowed for persons to quality under the Reform Act. He observed that under the Act, it stood, the borough constituency of the country would to a mere nothing. He moved following resolutions: That in regard to the numbers of the elective constituency, whether of ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY GAZETTE. il Benjamin Hatch, builder, Susannah street. East tnuia road, Poplar—William Panneter, ship builder, Gosport— Anthony Wildboer, merchant, Crutehed friars—Thomas North, carpenter, Wottun, Bedfordshire—William Poile, dealer, West End, j Northall--Donald Currie, army accoutrement maker, Regent j street—William Ruck.master, wine merchant, Leamington Priors, ...

... BANKRUPTS FROM TUESDAY NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Georgu Frederick. Hunt, Martin's lane, Caunau street, oilman—John Fenshatn, Portnian street, Portman square, carver and gilder—Francis Brown, Watford, Hertfordshire, grocer—Henry Wright, Camden town, surgeon—George Williams, Henrietta street, Maryleboue, boarding house keeper«-William Smith, Portsea, draper—John Hardwick, White Hart yard, Tottenham court ...

... (From the Newcastle Journal.) Perhaps no publication ever caused a greater sensation than that of the Grey List which was sent out from office iv reply to the Black List which the Whigs, when out of place, so much delighted in hawking all over the country. For weeks past the Whig Press, in England, Scotland, and Ireland, has been labouring to spread its protective wing over the ...