... presence of' the Queenoo in 'he throne-rooto by the gentlemen ushers ia waitiaig ; tier MeetysIonourable Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, eniaiwainitd. by their lieuteniant, tke ?? 'd ward Blutlor, lining thle sides of the room. His Royhl ilighie-s k'ridee Albert ...

... yesterday.) PRIVILEGE. Lord JOHN RUSSELL movedthat the resolution be tcommunicated to the Sheriffs. ISir E. SUGDEN asked the noble lord whether the word others in the resolution was intended to include the l jury ? Lord JOHN RUSSELL said that it was not ...

... Tliviirn Knox, H Ir'l ips, John Ponsnilby, Rteverend A. Philpr, H. Duican, Colonel Fihl, A. Stewarr, Llettelnant. Colouel Aberromby, ALP. JmLmuns-uiaauiqunl, PI'lae.oti, Litledale. BARONWxT$-Ridliid Bliukeley Pullipips, John Henry brile, Mr.P, Henry Halboril ...

... Ashburton, the Earl of Galvav, Lord Wynford, Lord Galloway, the Blarquis of Northampton, the Duke of Cambridge, the Earl of Cardigan, Lord Stuart de Rothsay, Earl Shaftesbury, Earl Ripon, Bishops of Norwich, Salis- bury, Rochester, and Liclifield, Earl Eldon ...

... Benthey, and otheis. Mr. IDDLL ?? JOHN oNEWi'OItT. Mr. -Bronrt, give tulle that on Thursday, thre 27th instant, heI wusild more flor a copy of firle resolutions respecting tiregrant of a pen- i stun. to Sir John Neivivirt- liLT JTION CO.MMITTEES. Air ...

... liberation of John Thorogeod, a prisoner In Cheimsiord Gaol, for his refusal to pay a church-rate, Mr. LIDDELL presentel a petition from Stockton-on- Tees, praying that Mr. Sheriff Evans be discharged from the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms; also from South ...

... saw that it was expedient to admit the great public merits of Sir JoHN NEWPORT. Mr. BARInG having stated that there had been no sort of communication between Lord MONTEAGLE and Sir JOHN NEWPORT, and that the latter had, of his own accord, solicited leave ...

... denied that Sir John Newport's retirement took place in oreer to enable the present Lord Monteagle to succeed him, with the declarationi that- Though the house is not directly called on to express an I opinion that thd retirement of Sir John Newport took ...

... CLARENDON stated the circumstances which led to the treaty of Bergara, and justified the part which had been taken by Lord John Hay, Colonel Wylde, and her Majesty's representative :at Madrid, in endeavouring by their good offices to bring about an a ...

... (hear). In 1806 Sir John Newpott, in conjunction with the father of his noble friend (LUrd John Russell) was the first to take steps for introducing a system of good and general education into Ireland (hear). And in the same year Sir John Newport caused an ...

... Hamilton lioe, Suttier- lmand, Canha, Conkworthy, Richard Bright, Gordon Towneey, Hiad- iy, Adolphus. Rhv. PAlsesacins.-John Nelson, John Hoary Hewlett, 3. WV. Sicklemors, C. B5. Elliott, Ft H.4 R5. KnaPP, ?? Lloyd, Peter Lorimer, GrIce B. Ssmyth, it, ?? ...

... to be paid commissioner of arbitration. (The noble lord, in a low conversational totne, held across the r table with Lord John Russell, was undersrood to withdrawt the concluding paragraph of his motion-~t' Copies of an'y, communications from the Secretary ...