... Bridgenorth, Sir W. Dixie, Bart. W. Herrick, Esq. Butler Danvers, Esq. J.B. Story, Esq. R. Cheslyn, Esq. Kirby Fenton, Esq. John Buckley, Esq. J. Eames, Esq. E. M. Green. Esq. W. Martin, Esy. J. Martin, Esq. 1. Warner, Esq. T. Cradock, Esq. General Gray ...

... gentlemen sat down to a sumptuous entertain- ment provided by Mr. Johns. George Legard Esq. occupied the chair, and was supported on his right by Lord Hawke, the Rev. Christopher Syke, John Grimston, Esq. Ellis Hodgson, Esq. and others, and on his left by ...

... which was shortly after got out by a labourer named Jordon; and haw since teen discovered to be that of a mats of the nernetf -John.-14ineke, of Bedford stpset, in this Welty* 'hitiging limits. keeper 'and run grocer. An inquest was held -IreforeJohn kiregory ...

... consequence ofthe misunderstanding of our Sir S. Canning put one more question—Was Sir John M‘Neil, still invested with the powers of envoy ? Lord Palmerston replied that Sir John M‘Neil was now on leave of absence received by him last year. The second officer ...

... possession of unregistered arms in Ireland, and recent disturbances at Limerick. The Marquis of NORMANBY said tbat strict in- junctions bad been issued to tbe police of Ireland to search for and seize all unregistered arms. The Earl of DEVON and Lord ...

... Wednesday week, before the gallery was opened, as Lord Howiek and Mr. Charles Wood were retiring from the house, Mr. Henry Grattan observed, that as the net majority had just retired in Robinson Crusoe and his man Friday, he would endeavour to prevent tbe ...

... J—Barnstaple O'Connell, John—Athlone Childers, J W-Malton O'Connell, M J—Kerry Clay, W— l ower Hamlets O'Ferrall, M—Kildare Clements, Yisct Leitrim Ord, W—Newcastle-up-Ty Clive, E B—Hereford Oswald, James—Glasgow Collier, John—Plymoulh Palmerston.Vis ...