... PRIVILEGES OP THE HOUSE. JOHN RUSSELL Mid bed aQotb«-r prrseui the boata from Ut*§r§, llaoMfd, which be read by the clerk. The pe.iii «q wiu tk«o read by the clerk, and laid os the table. It alated that further proceed log, beirg filth action, had been ...

... wars coadacted the presence of the Quean in the throne-room the gentleman ushers in waiting; her Majesty's Hoceorable Corps af Arms, their Ilea tenant, the Honourable Edward Better, liming the aides the room. His Royal Highness Priace Albert was the left ...

... Parthenon for Mobile, Canard and Olcngary for Barannab, John Bagsbaw foe Calw** Prsnler tor Jamaica, Parker tor MalUaad for St- New Brunswick, Plstlna for Mew Orleans, Polio* for Prodcrtek for Si. John's, New Brnaswtak, f Conatantioople, Martha for Sima Leone ...

... , 8:r John Guest, Bart. M.P., r John Seale, Bart. M P., Sir Troub-nlge, M.P , SirJ. Forrest, Edward Lyttan Bulwc-r, M.P., Sir A- Clifford, Sir J. Campbell, M.P. (AttornevGrßeral). Admiral Sir Charles Adam, M.P., Sir De Lacj Evans,H P., Sir John Sc'Vtt ...

... Whar. io tl®#, hecaco* of t«e fcbi* »bo (,t, ''» [chaeral? * tk y to tbut «o«! ! introduce a biU.SDHudii**eoiae altrraUaM the JOHN nether bill. mm toalmie.iu.y, ttor%ht karanat at that lata tka aftaraMauaf anck daralion. aad, '•prctalW, aa tad atoaady kad ...

... deterwioed saha ...

... the Stole Prince A'.herl.tbe of Prince Albert?s nawxsboH, Sir Edward Bitler, lieutenant of llonsorsbl* Curpa of ?ntlemeo* at-Arms; Sir Pearwn, li.u>i. -nt of the Yesman Guard Major- Si' Henry Whsa'ley, p rif her Mujeav's privy parse; th-* Ma*lersf the Cere ...

... Dann (of llackiogbata Chapel, Pimlico), Thomas Roswll, A.M , Tbomaa Wood, John Edwards (cliapJaio),George PrPcharo, Evans, William Williams, Juhn Arnode’. Henry Boaroe deals, John BUekbam, K«bert Vvngbao, 1)1)., J. E'gcome Richards, E. Philip, Stern Palmer ...

... the not teit the aeeadaa of the note try. The oath te tehee the fteahcldir coauioed m the echedele, the that paid addMeaal arm £lO year eterc all alter not ehargn. Cadar there etrcaaataaaea It that the aakla lord (Lord Stealey) tel Uat ha aadentood the ...

... Lswis Lewis, alias Llewelyn Williams Lewis, was brought before the magistrates, and fully committed to take his trial at the Cardigan assizes for polygamy. Mr Lewis practised a* surgeon at Merthyr and Brecon latterly, but was brought up a druggist at Lllacgefni ...

... space one month), was perpetrated in Cheshire, the victim in this instance being Thomas Henshall. keeper la the joint employ John Tollemashe, Esq., the high sheriff of the county, Randle Wilbraham, Bsq.. the brother of the member, and J. H. Carton, Esq ...

... service, and never, until Lord Cardigan became colonel of the regiment, had any difference with any of his superior officers, —not even occasion to write official letter,—while he has been insulted again and again by Lord Cardigan, and could obtain no redress ...