... handed in, amongst which were. L.200 from Halifax, Nova Scotia-L.35 from Liverpool-L.125 from Montreal-New Brunswick, L.100- St John's, L.140-and New Orleans. L.242. Mr M'Nevin brought forward a report fiom the general committee, on the manner in which bills ...

... to that etoquent orator, conspicuous amrong 5- hisI eountrynsen, Grattan, who, In lila dying houor, timers poured forth I, his soul. What exhllaratlritz cheere, time only rewards of St John. for c hose lost orations which here psrishe4 for ever, have there ...

... highest medical authorities from attending the House of Commons at ?? PansnEcnTION TO JOHN BRIGHT. -A valnable bookcase and libTary, worth L.1750, presented to John Bright, Esq. MP. has this week been inspected at the public ball, Roch- dale. The bookcase ...

... Sir John, Bart. of Chetwvode and Oakley (Bucking-lian), is the re-prcsentatire of the veryamcient house of Chletwode, and a landedt pro- rietor of consideration in the county, for tile chier town of whicb he sits in Parl ament. (W.) Childers, John Walbanke ...

... in not interfering with the international affairs of Naples, Italy, amid Sardinma, ought to have secured her against the armed invasion of the latter power. Great Britain,'with all her outlying possessions, ought to be the first to -protest against the ...

... . in (TI.) Attaotl John, Esq. of Ilylanils, Eisss (liarwih) sit for the first time in Pairliriment. Ile atl is son of thle late James Attarond, Esq., and first ?? cousin to the Member for Whiteltaven. A few years W since. Sic John Attivoti sotld the ...

... (Dssbla Patc)et have remarked upon for some s55 datys past, ever since tbe trial com~menced. 50- 1 The first writnesa calleo ?? John Jackson, ?? the lnabh crrespondesit of thae-orsing Hergd, ?? tbg bhsd transnited to London reports of what paeds .at meediny ...

... life, ran up the trousers of John tanci Rayston, one of the millers, and forced its way upward to the top of his back, next his skin, but could get no far- ther in consequence of his neckerchief. The hero of Ghuznee-for John Rayston fought both there and ...

... exponent of the feelinpsof the Irish nation. Tho Irish mesmbers did not represent the Irish nation-; anad he reco)mmended ?? John Russell, amidsalsoute of lauighter, to enter into neg~otiation with that council as soon as it shoulid belformed. Ila was quite ...

... amendment, that the bill be read a third time that day six months. Sir JOHN WALSH seconded the amendment. After some observations from Viscount CASTLEREAGH in opposition to the bill, Lord JOHN RUSSELL that he had reccived ac- counts of the distress now prevailing ...

... admiratioti and gratitude of all who d desired to maintain the pertsaueuice of o ur national i institutions. I d Mr HENRY GRATTAN was saurprised to bear so extraordinary a speech from the lion. Baronet Y (Sir George Sinclair.) It ?? a melancho'ly want ...

... to the President of the Council, who proceeded to read the Constitution to the assembled thousands; the troops pre-9 senting arms, drams rolling, artillery thundering, and people s shouting, Viv Iela Republique! -Vive Cavaignac ! Vive 1a Constitution ...