... in arms, and by defeating her armies le it etolished Church of the United Kingdom ? (Hear.) succeeded in establishin i g ts independence. (Oh, oh, and seittetend to promote the object the noble lord professed of cheers-) By means of. 150,000 armed soldiers ...

... general intercommuuica. - liv.— Cat'ital Io,o ...

... in ?? Shares of 10/ each. Deposit It per Share ntSL CTORS. W. J. Chaplin. Esq. John Yates, Esq. L. S. Cayky, Esq., M.P. H. Handley, Esq , M.P. F. C. Worsley, Esq. | John K..stl.ope,jun.,Esq. Auditor— Arthur Morgan, Esq.. Bridae-street, Blackfriars. Bankers— ...

... stop him. (Laughter.) Much stress bad been laid on the constancy of Lord John Scott, and on the fact that he had at last been obliged to give way, but there was no proof tliat Lord John Scott have been at all intimidated. Now, with respect to the evi- dence ...

... debate was then adjourned until next dav. CHURCH LEASES. the motion of L>rd JOHN RUSBhLL, it was ordered that church leases committee consist of twenty-one members: —Lord John Ru-se||, Mr. CtoulbiirD, Mr. Vernon Smith, Mr. Pasev, Lsmhton, Mr. Granville ...

... bytery of Paisley, and several other places. P0OOR-LAWS (IRIELAND)). Lord FITZ'ERALD expressed a holls that the letter of Lord John BRusell to Mr. Nicholls, which, ia pursuance of his motion of Monday lastl hnd been that day laid upon the table, ,tight be ...

... revenues of thle church ari th nuberoftire Pretestants irs Ireland. Had the nobl lod frgotenthat the noble lord opposite (Lord John Russll)hadsai tht though their position wasr ?? yet hat conideingthe wealth and iatelligenlce, as well as tir wart~of he rotstats ...

... praying that no alteration might be made m the law with respeel to druggists. Mr Sergeant JACKSON presented petitions from St John sand St. Pauls, Dublin, complainin^f the ?? ' r,s o h f e S sa „ ve co > r amonK n ;r oe ...