... Somerset, lord 0. irek, Sir G. Hale Stanley, E. (Cumber. !ole, A. asale land, Yripps Hardinge, Sir H. Tennent )niblac, Sir C. Hardy Thomas nisubsr Hessilker, Lord Trevor, A. (Durham) ;astnor, Lord Hoy Thits; gSortan, W. (Chester Jackson Vere, Sir C. county) ...

... , J. Hodges, Thomas T. Palmer, Get. Charlies Barntard, E. G. Hogg, James sW. Plower, James Blake, Martin J. Hal., Benjamin Potter, Richard Bernal, Ralpih Hector, C. J. Ruthaen, Edward fiowrinq, Ir. Hutt, William Roche, David Biab, Thomas Harland, ?? C ...

... , Sir F. floaiarn, hMr. Serg. Greville, Hon . Sir C. Hale, R. B. Halford, H. HaIse, J. Hamilton, Lord C. Hardinge, Sir H. Hardy, J. Haskes,T. Ilayes, Sir E. S. Jacksorr, Mir. Serg. tonies, T. Irioai, S. Keeroley, J. H. Kerrisont, Sir F. Lawson, A. Lefroy ...

... Bu]dd, jun., of Waedour-struet, Soho, bricklayesra- obt. Fernley and Abel Wilson, of Stoclkport, cotton- ?? Hardy, CiarlesiHa ridy, sand Slary Ann Hardy, of 'York, turners. ALDERMAN H!LLHO USE. TO THE EDITOR OF T11E M1ORNING CHRONICLE. SI R- H a Vi J)g o bserv ...

... G. Ross, Charles Jl ill)hu, It. Francis HMurliege, Sir H. Buishibrootko, Colonel 1Pradshaw, J. Hardy, J. Russell, C. liranoito,I'. WV. Ilotwkes, Thomas Scarlett, Hor,. IR. Calcrait, J. H. H-oc, Sir J., Bart. Scott, Lord J. Cearpbell, Sir H. lRaces, ...

... tiatian Surgeon Thomas titaynard to be sargeoo-tihojor, nice Willians 'sViiyia?ier, ?? ivita retire sioli tsalf.pay. Ibib ltegiiaeiit at ?? Thomas Halifax Western to be Coptoin, by psrcbo?e, eke Temple, itt,,, retires; Captain Thomas Title,, Mogail, tram ...

... Petharn, Hon. A. Atraour Sir ?? Fitzsinmoo, N, Pendurves, E. WV. Astley, ',iJr J. Fleetwood, Peter H, Philips, Meuri Athv.ood, Thomas Folkes, Sir WV. l'h11ilrr, G. B. B1 gsphaw, John Forster, Chartes S. Ph~llipps. Charles Di. aialbrldge, K. T. Fort, ,J11n ...

... following results op. peared at the conclrrison of tire election Rojinmcrs. WCT NsARes. Tories. Mir. Joseph Blateson . 210 1 Alr. Thomas Blayds . 195 MILLI-1ILL.I WARD. Mr. John Hope Shaw . 206 1 Mr. E. Clrarlesworth 248 Alr. J. IH.Hebblethwaite 199 1 Mr. John ...

... had given the lie measure, at the sanne time that lie hail defended the inte- L en rest with which he was connected. in Mr. THOMAS 13ARING saild if any delay wa? likely ! to to take place in the introducttion of the new system,would t lia it not be better ...

... uinder the will of the Duke of Britigew~tet', hisd a petition pre- sented by the Is onourable Illember for Brandford (I-r, Hardy), against the intendeil jitnction, Wshiuch, it aPppealed, gaverise to another petition, hiich the Noble Lorl tshe Alem- ber ...

... crg tire Largest ('ARLO W ICI:CTI(tN - It' I tltin -IJhlI i gave ~itttietint ot'i rtr rapo tit n ?? lnitrii: Inittrbvi Xr. hardy) itj -u re-r stui i ?? irtr ttjectuortire Ilitu elertiotnl 4, FAN DlINt ORDE)IRS' Ct)MA,111 'II-J'C Sirr J - V WKIII 'C i- ...

... enl which the ?? was aboeit to divide was, whether I relanid ishould ba goverued on free principlhs or not.N ow lie (IM r. Hardy ) deiied that that wan the i(testion unider debiate; because ihe Noble lord would not pretend to sayi that the people of Ireland ...