... HOUSE COMMONS. Tuesday. April 4. Sir John Hobhou-e took tbe oaths and his seat for Harwich. Mr. Cowan presented a petition from place in Calthness-shire, against the Diplomatic Relations with Rome Bill. Lord petitions from Exeter, Montrose, and other ...

... English Sympathy— Ccniors!—The following note was handed to one of the members the deputation at the Surrey Chapel meeting:—“ John Thorogood, who present, says he will cheerfully give to the Eree Church cause the ss. 01. he refused to pay Church-rate, and ...

... Hospital, and may ex- IstA. J=io. 14.-On Thursday ths 7«h cßffeoi, when Donald in England about March. Maihiewn. John Queen. Alexander Currie, and John Bill Kstraohdinapv A most cxlcn- we crossing the trackless waste which lies system of ftaud has lately been ...

... period iclected for the fete: thus, the Duke of Wellington appean-d the uniform the Duke of Cumberland of that day; the Karl Cardigan that of the llth Dragoons at lie battle Cnlludeu ; and the Marquess of Londonderry the dress cavalry officer of the time; ...

... pursue; and in consequence of that resolution I now nominate to you, as the party for whom you ought to vote, The Honourable John Elliot—Cheers—and I call upon you now your suffrages not only to place him the head of the poll, but to assert your privilege ...

... They have been assiduously wooed both by Lord John and Lord Gf.orob ; but instead of saying how happy they would be with either, they are trying to make themselves still happier with both. Thursday, Lord John took them aside, and told them plainly, that ...

... entered the hall, and was received with loud cheers. He was accompanied Messrs W. S. O’Brien, M.P., Henry Grattan, M. P., Nicholas Maher, M.P., John O’Connell, M.P., &c. When the noise subsided, Mr O - Connell moved the Hou. Mr Hutchison into the chair ...

... army—except with an impeachment. Lord Hill ha* given Lord Cardigan plenary absolution for all past offences. Wil) Captain Reynolds and his brother officers draw up articles against Lord Cardigan, and demand court-martial and will they, upon the refusal ...

... by a series of monster meetings, that the people were peaceable and determined to obey the law. Acting on the advice of Grattan —who declared that Repcal was impossible.—the national voice was clearly ascertained to be ha favour of it. He bad ascertained ...

... it would only give each of them a-year, which, considering the Protestants were 900,000 in number, was not too much.— Mr Grattan and Mr Plunkett had both considered the United Church of England and Ireland the greatest bond of union between the two countries ...

... Gibson, Mr. Cornewrall Lewis, Lord (as involving an increase of the income-tax), Mr. Bright. Mr. S. Herbert. Mr. Goulburn. Lord John Russell, and Mr. It useless to follow the level controversy as it waves from side to side in alternation of speakers: wo notice ...

... to pay her a visit from Dundee, where he was present located. The husband was immediately dismissed, and left the Court arm and arm with his sprightly better half. Hank Opening and Shop Shutting. —The system of early shop-shutting in the evenings lias ...