... Speaker leave the cbair.~Lord John Russell suggested a technical objection the form the motion, but was overruled the Speaker, and Sir Wm. Somerville moved that the House should into Committee that day six months. Mr. Jaues Grattan seconded the motion.—Mr. ...

... FROM THE JOHN BULL OP 'THIS DAY* It the “cue” of our contemporary to merry ; for the Tories are in power. The following are bia exultations to-day. THE MARVELS OF TUB WEEK, Town Is fairly on wing as well as the game, and though parliament keeps few birds ...

... JOHN BULL him hia place not there, and forbid him touching the idoimv. Then Sir Edward Beltiaon came up to Captain Farrington, who called for conalable, who came up with a long auff; upon thia they were ordered to diaperae, upon pain of being guilty riot ...

... JOHN BULL the sufficient reason that the Committee and stewards treated the representatives of the newspapers who, were present with such grass indignity, that the reporters rose at this stage of the proceedings, and left the room in body. . . . , Now ...

... JOHN BULL ORDINATION. Hia Grace the Archbishop of Dublin held ordioation on Snn. Jif* Ih'* - ln C ,t C h« Cathedral. Hi» Grace preached orders• f * ,on * Tk * following were admitted to holy Ths Her. R. Badd*, A. 8., Rer. J. K. Murray, A. 8., and Rev ...

... JOHN BULL bp asid he had given hia master live aovereigna for the note a abort time since; the ralet had previously he 101. and SI. note in hia masters band the day previously, which ought to have been the box found on the bed; his Lordship’s gold box ...

... my honour. The SERGEANT-AT-ARMS then said Yeoman Usher, call in James Thomas Earl of Cardigan. The Noble E rcl was then placed outside the Bar, when The Loan STEWARD addressing him, said James Thomas Earl of Cardigan, you have been indicted fur a ...

... JOHN BULL to abolish Palace Court?—The ATTOBNEr-QeaKaAi, repljr, Mid he hoped able bring in Bill for the amendment of the law with respect to the recovery of email debts; and proposed to Introduce jwovisions to do away with the Palace Court. When the ...

... JOHN BULL to ibotiah the Court?—The reply. hr hoped to be able to bring in Bill for the amendment of ,el with reepeet to the recovery of email debu and P™; visions to do away with the Palace Court. When * second time he should that It referred to with ...

... JOHN BIHiL Marquess of Londonderry inquired If «h» present enbeiraued stele of the Ministers permitted them to it that the third instalment due to the Spanish Legion, and which, according to contract, was payable on the Srst of dune next, had not been ...

... Col. G. Langton, Col. Anson, Messrs. Morgan John O’Connell, Wakley, T omas Holies, R. Stcuart, Grattan, Fitzstephen French, William Williams, D. Morris, H. Hoskins. W. Turner, J Scholefield, Vernon Smith, John Briscoe, Asron Chapman, Poulctt Scrope, N. ...

... JOHN BULL Btarliog, parties are recommended to gire notice to at the Town*hall, stating the locality the works, and the time fixed for starting.—Chamber of Commerce, 12 o clock. M . tl- Meetings, peaceably conducted, continued to be held injwwjj parts ...