... Fielden John ' Pease, J. Williams, W. A. Finn, W. F. Philips. M. Wilbraham, R. B. Fitzsimon, N. Price, Sir Robert Williams, Sir. J. Gaskell, D. Pryse, Pryse Williams, W. Gordon, R. Potter, It. Wilks, J. Grattan, H. Poulter, J. S. Wood, C. Grattan, J. Philipps ...

... SEGRAVE presented a petition from Stroud, in favour of the Great Western Railwa3. Lord DINORBEN presented a petition from Cardigan, against the Corporations Bill. The Duke of I3UCCLEUCH presented a petition from the graziers of Leicester, in favour of ...

... spirit of modern Liberalism, was, on his petition, ' ordered to be transferred from Ncwgate to the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms, that he may be enabled to answer any questions before the Yarmouth Committee, as far as they may be consistent with his personal ...

... 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 ...

... of health, and in most cases possessing arms, and hound together in the way he had already pointed out. He begged the House to reflect what must he the consequences to a county in which there were 20,000 armed persons, hound together by signs and passwords ...

... cannot take upon me to say what Gosteps Government took with respect to their arms; b u t I be- vernments must be weak under w hi c h such a state of society lieve th e i r arms h ave remained with them , could exist. Then came the tithe campaign with 't ...