... 1834; and to give to his majesty power to remit charges on account of ad- vances on the security of arrears of tithes.” Lord John Russell said he would not oppose the resolutions pre- paratory to the introduction of the contemplated bill; which, he reminded ...

... intending to present his bill to the committee on intimidation. CHIANCELLOR OF IRELAND. Sir R. PEiL, in reply to Mr. H. Grattan, said that Sir E. Sugden, in resigning his otlice of Chancellor of Ireland, in the only communication he had had with him ...

... that town, with respect to the undue influence used by the aristocracy and clergy during the period of the late election. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that he should on Thursday next present two petitions on the subject of the Dublin election, praying that ...