... the country. Several other petitions were presented, and the house adjourned. COMMONS. Moxdav, Mat 14. TITHES (IRELAND.) Lord John then moved the order of the day for going into committe to consider the resolutions respecting tithes. His lordship said that ...

... Brabazon, M.P.- PRhart Hutton, Esq. 1V.P.-Lord Fingall, Lord Lis- ,ore, Lord Cromorrra. Sir Joihn Kennedy, Birt.-John O'Connell, Esq. hi.P.-H,rv Grattan, Esq. A.P. and Jartes Power, Esq. AL.P.-and on the left were seated D. O'Connell, Esq. M. P.-George Evans ...

... these points in which we agree; and really there is a remark. able coincidence between Lord John Russell and toe at the present rte mem. I agree with Lord John Russell in thinking that this country cannot bear a revolution once every year. I agree with ...

... Wilmot's amendment 178 72 Majorily . • • Adjourned. Tuesday, May 29. Mr moved that the thanks of the house be given to the Rev. John Vane, the chaplain, for the sermon preached by him in the morning before the house, at St Margaret's Church, Westminster, and ...

... frank and candid, On the motion of Lard JOHN RUSSELL, the turn- pike acts continuance bill was read a third time and passed. The turnpike acts continuance (Ireland) bill was also read a third time and passed. The arms and gunpowder (Ireland) bill was read ...

... had been convicted by Sir John Nichol of having con- ducted himself with great cruelty to her, end he conceiv- ed the pension ought to be suspended. The pension was in fact not paid to her at all, balt to the husbandm. Sir t John Nichol having declared the ...

... with; but the charge which they preferred was-that the revolt in Cauada, the necessity for putting down that revolt by force of arms, the necessity for measures of extremne severity by the suspension of constitutional right, might have been averted if ordinary ...