... Pbaniel. Murray, the Rev. Dr' Charles Vigitoles, Richard more O'Farrgil,.Esq. ms.p. the Rev. James Cafiile -Fenton Holt, Esq. John. Corrie, Esq. James Napler, Esqq. 'tid William Battle 1frightston, Esq. IDusLtV P61,rCE-HEAD OnITICE, WfDNESDAY.-Fon- GaRYa ...

... tbhe-clergy of the Esta blished Churchb_(Qh, oh!) Gcntlemen mighta ay ?? Oh, oh!1 but be would assure the Member for Meath (Mr. Grattan) that be was moaf maligned out of doors, even tban he. maligned the clergy. in the House, if he did -not oppress his tenants ...

... t, agree with me in religion, end that from a Prttettant, he from judgment and reason, adopted my creed and persussion. Of John and James O'Connell, I do not complain-al I wonder is, that be did not strike out their names from the list of magistracy. ...

... repeal of the septennial act, and vo-e by ballot. They were ordered to lie on the table. BRIBERY AT LIVERPOOL ELECTIONS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said, as the house were about fo appoint a committee upon the subject of bribery at the elections fer Liverpool, and ...

... that was lovely and amiable.-(A laugh.) He had been taxed to that amount upon his income, when a broken finger, a fractured arm, or his becoming blind, might have deprived him of its whole amouot.-(Hear.) He had paid £100 a year for that tax for several ...

... H1. Lan, ton- '1'. Sto nior - - Sir John Owen -- .Pcetbrohee, IL. 0. Owen - - Pentrpts and Ralmouth, R. Rolfe Lord Ttullamore. - Peterberought, Sir- R. I-erosn - J. N. Fazakerley - Pet ers~field, J. G. S. Lfe~vre John Collier - - Trhos. Beswes - - Positefract ...

... ghton Fenton, John-Rochdale Fielden, John-Oldham Fryer, Rlchd.-Wolverhamplon Gaskell, Daniel-Wakefield Gisborne, Thomas-N. Derby C. Goring, H.D.-Shoreham Greene, T G.-Lancaster Grote, George-London Guest, J.J.-Merthyr Tidvil Gully, John-Pontefract Hughes ...

... The King has been graciously pfeased to nominate and appoint Lieuttnant..General Sir George Anson and Lieut.- General Sir John Ormsby Vandeleur, Knights Commanders of the Most Honourable Military Order of the Bath, to be Knights Grand Crosses of the ...

... Iiliat;r& eaiure ad got thie odisiti for them, but not the gratitute. He impioted thea tO grant = the proposed delay for ?? John BYeNG siippited the motion.- Mr GAtOTE opposed the intrudiction of militaty tribuials into Ireland. Militry officers might ...

... county, nor had any anti- tithe outrages occurred-(Hear, hear.) Distress was not the cause, for the midnight robbers seized arms, and refuced mnoney and food. They sought revenge, intiii- dation, and pomer, bat neither the remedy nor the means of reinedyiag ...

... O'Connor, F. Fitesimon, c Ruthven H. 5. Irish Mealcrs who hare aot as yet disclaiered. Barry, G. S. Grattan, James Nagle, Sir R. I Betle, [L aM. Grattan, H. O'CoinetI, E. Batroo, It . . or, P 'o~lM Chapman, InS. L. Lanmbert, IT. Roche, D. Daunt, W. 0. ...

... George Ingestrie, Visc, Strutt, i, e Major ielden, John James, William Tayleure, W. Bish, T:- ' Forester, Hon. G. Kesip, T.' Tenvysinu, C. Blandford, Marquis Gaskell, Daniel King, E. B. Todd, R. Bowes, John Grote, George Langton. Colonel Torrens, Colonel ...