... of the barge for tiic purpose of distraiuiug, and immediately that was done, a boat put off from the shore,.and thirty men armed with handspikes assembled; the collector was turned out of the barge, and the distress was rescued. The men assembled then ...

... an anti-Reformer, and patron of abuses, I mu.-t condemned such,—but 1 must condemned in company with Lord Althorp and Lord John Russell, who voted as 1 did. [Loud cheers.] I shall continue to take the same course; shall claim for myself the right to form ...

... , one the six clerks in Chancery, and uncle to the present Sir John Hanmer, Bart. Banbury. —Henry William Tancred, Esq. Barnstaple. —John Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq., and Major St. John Fancourt. Bassetlaw. —G. H. Vernon, Esq., and (t) the Hon. A. Duncombe ...

... (t) W. H. Hanmer, Esq., one of the six Chancery, and uacle the present Sir John Han't. try.—Henry William Tancrcd, Esq. taple.—John Palmer Bruce Chichester, Esq., and t. John Fancourt. 'law. G. H. Vernon, Esq., and (t) the Hon. A. be, son of Lord Feversham ...

... Berkeley 1 Cheshire, North Edward John Stanley .. William Tatton Egerton 1 Cheshire, South George Wiibraham .. 1 Sir P. de M. G. Egerton 1 Chester Lord Robert Grosveuor. 1 John Jcrvis .. Chichester Lord Arthur Lennox .. 1 John Abel Smith .. Chippenham Joseph ...

... ire. Wilts, South John Beuett, Esq., »f ??t bouse, and (t) Han. Sydney Herbert , half to tb« &rl of Pembroke. Winchester. W. Baring. Esq , and (t) J. B. E»*t. «q. Windsor. —John Ramsbottom, Esq., a banker in tbo town, and Sir John Beauvoir. Woodstock ...

... meeting on the very promising numbers, he proposed, since the King's Arms were now quite full, that they should adjourn to some more convenient spot, from whence thev might watch till the arms of the King were ready to receive them. Mr. Richards proposed his ...

... Ditto ?? 4 — 6 Rate Sked, per last Shi to 38/ — Foreign. ..iiJt to 3-ii Linseed Cake, per 1000 13/ to 14/ 0s AVERAGE PI.ICE OF (JOHN. Wlieut. iiuiiey. (Juts. liye. liemis. I'eix,. PerQr. s. ...

... were appointed : — The Chancellor ofthe Exchequer (Tamworth) Mar- quis of Chandos (Bucks) Lord John Russell (S. Devon) Lord Stanley (N. Lancasb.) Sir John Hobhouse (Not- tingham) Sir James Graham (E. Cumberland) Mr. Littleton (S. Staffordshire) Lord Francis ...

... for the rumours which were afloat’ iih respect to that other rumnur-thal it was the intention of Ministers govern by standing arm, in case the House of Commons should refuse the Mutiny Act, trusted sincerely that the rumour of recent origin, for the first ...

... Lord Sandon, Generals Sir J. Kempt, Sir E. Barnes, Sir T. Reynell, Sir E. H. East, Bait, and Right Hon. R. E. Fergnsson.— Dr. John Abercrombie, first physician to his Majesty for Scotland, vias on Monday last elected Lord Rector of the Aberdeen, in opposition ...

... hear). Sir John Campbell then moved that the ballot be postponed till to-morrow (Thursday) se'nnight. Mr. O'Connell having then withdrawn his' motion, Sir John Campbell's motion was agreed to. imprisonment for debt bill. On the motion of Sir John Campbell ...