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... and expeditious, and for the betterreguli. tion mercantile bankruptcies, in that part of Great Britiin called Scotland. Mr. John Maxwell—To refer the petitions of the Cotton Weavers, for local Boards of Trade, and other regulations for the improvement ...
... election after his acceptance of office a decided instance of interference in favor of the Government candidate occurred in Cardigan, on the part of an officer connected with the Post Office, who was, soon as the fact w’as knowm, discharged. (Hear, hear ...
... Orleans; Juno, Russell, from Nassau; HecU, Allen, and Margaret, Sutherland, from Savannah ■ .'°' from Palermo ; John, Roberts, trom St. M.chael s John Pirie, Wilson, from Carthagena; Mersey, Boyce, from Lisbon.— Ofi port the Plato, from New Orleans. Mir ford ...
... Fitzgerald, T. Ebrington, Visct. Rolfe, R. M. Fitzsimon, C. Evans, VV. Romilly, J. Fitzsimon, N. Evans, Colonel Romilly, E. Grattan, H. Ewart, \V. Russell, Lord !. Howard, R. Fenton, Captain L. Russell, VV. C. Jephson, C. D. O, Ferguson,Gen.Sirß. Sanford ...