... section. In this case Mr. Howard and Mr. Grattan were both petitioned against: one candidate only had opposed them; and, if the petitioners should succeed on the scrunity, the effect would be that Messrs. Howard and Grattan would have to contend for the other ...

... that MIAllum was not suffi- ciently identified. The next vote impeached was that of John Tall, mar- chant, for bribery. John Heady, the proprietor of the Carpenters' Arms, de- posed that lie went to Linwood's house, in which the dis- trict committee of ...

... WN'SOf.VENc Y BluotE, James William, Liverpool, underwriter. BANKRUPTS-4ueKUA BARNier, John, Birminglham. builder BRADLeY, John Rose, Sheffield, bone.merchant EVANS, John Charles, Woolhamopton, Berks, innkeeper HOUNSFIELD, William Henry, Preston. Lanesbtire ...

... were both armed with swords, and when taken were travelling in the direction of Pele Island. Your Excellency will recollect that this Sutherland was the commander of the party who took possession of Bois Blanc Island, and to which the armed schooner belonged ...

... Thomas Clapham Esq, lotternewton, Leeds. the Jeremiah Horsfall, Es*., Farfield Hall, Addingham. d for John Peele Clayham, Esq., Burley Hall, Otley. John Sotcliffe, Esq., 1-lddersefield. the Thomas Starkey Esq., Springwood, luddersfiald. L has Rev. Thomas ...

... claimed to haive had, a right to $101 j. l~s election, set forth that at tite last election ue' duabnrn, TULOIUS Gladstone, John LEsthrope, and I Ifockworth. Eliquires, wecre candidates; that a poll en iefrn ?? et, Esq.,& returning officer, the esss. ...