... moved that Thomas Moore Keith be sent down to Norwich on the Ist of August, in custody of the Sergeant-at- Arms, to give evidence on the trial of John Pilgrim. Lord STORMONT— Why is it that the Hon. Member for Ipswich is so anxious that Mr. Keith should be ...

... Aldermanbury. Mr. W. aICK, and t Chimia Warehouse, Bath; the Golden Lion, amid Fortesque Arms, srn Biarnstaple; Mr. AMos Pity, Stenm-Packet Hotel, Iliracombe; King's Arms Inn, Plymsotuthi; ELIsOTT'S Hotel. Devonport; and NI at ste Steam-Packet Office, 60 ...

... reject the English Corporation Bill. —(A laugh.) The question was agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the house at its rising do adjourn to Monday.—Agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice that he should on Monday move for a reduction of the Militia ...

... would feel for the peo English Corporation Bill.—(A laugh.) The question was agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL moved that the H( do adjourn to Monday.—Agreed to. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice tha Monday move for a reduction of the Militia st the appointmeat of ...

... without f'uodation. Mr. KITHVEN frosted thst the people of Ireland would equal justice with the people of England. Mr. H. GRATTAN said that the Mouse was in possession sufficient evidence to prove that the Corporations in Ireland were corrupt bodies. elonel ...

... period of the Session, and when the entire of the report was not laid upon the table. Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Mr. O'CONNELL rose together. The latter gave way. Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that the observation of the Right Hon. Gentleman opposite hail some foundation ...

... LONDON. ■wMr. John Reeve; Mercury, Mr. T. Green; Hymen, Mr. Att- VWSj Bacchus, Mr. M. Barnett; and Psyche, Mrs. Honey. To which will be added TAME TIGERS. conclude THE WATERMAN.- hßudle, Mr. Hamerton; Tom Tux, Mr*. Honey ; Robin, Mr. .. John Reeve; and ...

... the ' tress in Mayo, which, after a distinct re-assurance from L° ri , John Russell, that the Government had already afforded, would continue to afford relief, was withdrawn. Lord JOHN RUSSELL in reply Major Beauclerk, alt that a measure based on the Report ...

... the House at the same time that the English reports were furnished. Mr. RUTHVEN expressed his approval of the Bill. Mr. H. GRATTAN also approved of the Bill. It appeared from the reports laid before the House that the corporate bodies at present existing ...

... SERJ EANT-AT-A RMS. Lord JOHN RUSSELL gave notice, That on Monday he should move a resolution expressive of the sense entertained the House of the services of Heary Seymour, Esq., the late serjeant-at-arms” [hear, hear !]. PUNISHMENT OF OFFENCES IN IRELAND ...

... t tistn trr t ? ? Ihe g. Was that the way to recommend Protest th • e evidence of a person who had been a pupil of the :of John Campbell to any legal infOrmation, in any of fute the falsehoods and malignant preamble of this bill. As I The ATTORNEY GENERAL ...

... Baldwin, Dr. Fitslmon. N. O'Ferrall, R. M. i Barron. H. VV. French, F. * O'Loghlen, Sergt. ' Harry, G. S. Grattan, J. Perrin, Loui* Bellew, n. Grattan, H. Power, P. Sir P. Jephson, C. D. O. Power. J. Blake. M. J. Lynch. A. H. Raphael, A. Bodkin, J. Macnamara ...