... Exchequer conld ,„- °t ,.; however, get rid of the awkward fact; and l'hursdav evening he thus delivered himself, repl y to Mr. GRATTAN, who asked whether Government would object to the production s'le letter : lie first heard of the letter, he was disposed ...

... every ,where else, the inhabitants of Spain and Portugal are not likely to remain for any great length of time locked in the arms of ignorance and superstition. In France, Louis PHILIPPE is carrying things with a high hand; he will thus bring them to a ...

... PEERAGE of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland. The Edition, carefully revised throu hout ; with anew set of Coats of Arms, from drawings by Hervey. The whole under the superintendenceof WILLIAM COURTHOPE, Esq. To this Edition has been added a new ...

... General Sir John Moore, i vols ...

... under Mr. Goulburn’s Act, without the consent of the clergy- man? It was a one-sided voluntary. (A laugh.) In fact, so well armed was the clergyman by Mr. Goulburn’s bill, that there was no single instance of a successful opposition on the part of the ...

... namely that the British Vice ! assured Sir John Campbell that be might embark board the vessel with safely.— (Hear, hear.) The Duke of RICHMOND was Quite confident the Vice-Consul w as notawure that Sir John Campbell had despatches about him when he expressed ...

... in the'case of Sir John Campibell. To those accusations he now R(m came; land lie trusted lie should be able to give such an answer to tim the charges brought against, his Majesty's. Government. respecting the Rol treatment of Sir John Campbell iii Portugal ...

... great additional interest and value to the work.— New Hell's Messenger. Published by John Andrews, John Hatchard and Son, Simpkin and Marshall, N. Hailes, and John Sharpe. In One Volume Hvo, price 10 . (id., JOURNALS of EXCURSIONS in the ALPS. By WILLIAM ...

... carried arms in Portugal, hundreds of British subjects carried arms both sides. Sir John Campbell, when he beard his Majesty had recognized Donna Maria quitted Don Miguel’s service. He was on bis return to England in British ship ; and when Sir John Campbell ...

... for Monaghan. Mr. FITZ SIMON presented two petitions from the county of Dublin against the tithe system in Ireland. Mr. H. GRATTAN presented a petition from Castlemore to the same effect. Mr. BLAKE presented petitions from several parts in Ireland to the ...

... inlrod deputation consist of Eoward Baines, Esq. John Wilks, Esq. M Richard Ash. Esq., Samuel Clapham, Esc Rev. John Angell Ja mingham Henry Waymouth, Bryanston-square Rev. Jos. Gilbevt, Moved the R ...

... * C. Majority in favour of the second reading .. The Bill was then read a second time, and ordered to be com- motion of Sir JOHN BYNG, the Poole Bridge Bill was read. lh guc KLKBURY ENCL OSURE BiLL. Mr. ROBERT PALMER brought the report of the Committee ...