... 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 ...

... attended. Mark how they were called. There was lirst, Mr. Henry Grattan. w'fls cubed—but absent—that is one—l mean one this committee, because the crime of absence usual one with Mr. Henry Grattan. bud been present the Drogheda ballot, be would just have turned ...

... hoped the Iriah members would early next session giae Ireland that only remedy for her distress—a system of poor laws. Lord John Russkix said he belieacd tha distress complained of was merely local; at the same time be admitted that it was quite right ...

... 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 ...

... carried on a division by a majority of 56 to 34. Mr. Wason moved that Mr. Keith be taken into the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms.—Motion postponed. Captain Boldero said, that seeing the noble lord, the Secretary for Foreign Affairs, in his place, he wa3 ...

... quielness prevailed. John . Browne. Esq. Clerk the Crown having received the Grand Panel the High Sheriff »* ,,e to call the names the ...

... 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 ...

... and from Dublin doily. John Straton, George M??Gusty, James M??Alister, Roller! Haig, Edward Purcell, John Chambers, Edward Jenkins, Patrick Wynne, James Tsllon, William R Rodgers, John Townie?, George Lswson, Paul Parks, John Colemcn, sen., Alex. Shckleton ...

... 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 ...