... and their anxiety for the stabilitv of the present Administration. Among them were. Jjords Howth, Langford, and Rossmore, Sir John Burke, Sir Charles .Morgan, &c. lie was proud to have the co-operation of such men, but, he confessed, he would have preferred ...

... marked aie Reformers—t Tories. Leith—The Lord Advocate, Edinburgh—Right Hon. James Abercromby, r, and Sir John Campbell, Glasgow—Lord Wm. Bentinck, and John Dennistoun, Paisley—Mr A. Ilastie, Stirling Burghs—Lord Dalmeny, r Falkirk Burghs—Mr W. D. Gillon, r ...

... 1 0 Athlone—John O'Connell, . . 0 Bimfon—Jackson, 0 Urlfast— Lord Belfast, Mr Gibson, .20 Carlnw County— N. Vigors, Yates, .20 Cirlow Borough—Manle, • 0 I'arrickfergus— P. Kirk, ..01 C.ishel—Stephen Wou!fe, . . 1 0 Cavan County—John Young, . . 0 ...

... , MoiMßouth, . 1 0 Blunt, Sir Charles R., Lewes, ..10 Bodkin, John James, Gal way County, 1 Boldero, H. G., Chippenham, . Boiling, William, Bolton, 1 Borthwick, Peter, £vesham, Bowes, John, Durham, South, 1 0 Bowles, Rushout, Evesham, n Brabazon, Lord ...