... deep with the , amongst whom we noticed the Dac! Roxburghe, aod Somerset; M Countess of Cardigan, Countess of Ux- Delawarr, Laty De Rooe, Lb of Anglesea, Cardigan ie h, Lord Robert Gresvenor, Lord de Lord Adolphos Fizelarence, C sens, one of ¢! te bea ...

... of Sligo. Mr. George Lowth, by Mr. L. V. Watkins. Mr. John Martin, M.P., by the Right Hon. F. T. Baring. Mr. Thomas Hayter Johnston, on his appointment to her Majesty's hon. corps of gentlemen-at-arms, by Lord Foley. Mr. Hector Archibald Macneil, on his ...

... Lieutenant of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen-at-arms ; Right Han. Sir G. Grey, Judge Advocate- General ; the Master of the Ceremo. nies; Mr. H. Robinson, Standard-bearer to the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms; Sir George Houlton, Ensign of the Yeomen Guard ...

... Fortescue, E. Villiers, R0ev. Rt. Liddell. SiRn-John Jouhnstona, Edniond Stanley, Willhumo Hall, J. Wal. saim, H. Hialford, fi. Staunton, J. K, James, S. Comptari, William Milddleton, Itarcourt Lees, John 'Yarde Bidoler, Metoes Mlontoilore, Robert Ferguson ...

... -General Sir Charles Imhofl. Mr John Godfrey Teed, treasurer of Gray's lun, by Sir Wm. Home. Mr. Farquhar, by Sir James M'Grigor, Bart. Mr Simon Samuel, by Sir Moses Montefiore. Mr. John Hare, by Lord Segrave. Mr. John Parker, by Lord Carrington. Mr. ...

... Lieutenant of the Hon. Corps of Gentlemen at Arms ; Right Hon. Sir G. Judge Advocate General ; the Master of the Ceremo- nies ; Mr. Henry Robinson, Standard bearer to the Hou. Corps of Geutlemen-at-Arms ; Sir George Houlton, E of the Yeomen Guard; the ...

... Rev. li. Harrison of tiouldhurst, litnt, Rev. J. Hughes Chaplain to Sheriff Evans, Mr. W. Steele of the Corps of Gentlemen at Arms, Rev. A. IL Kenny Rector of Saint Olave's, Southwark, Rev. H. Mclvill on his appointment to be Chaplain of the Tower, Mr. Thomas ...

... the staple of all the harangues uttered, last night, by O'CONNELL, and all his TAlL—by Sir JOHN CAMPBELL, by Mr. LYNCH, by Mr. HENRY GRATTAN, and by Lord JOHN RUSSELL himself. In reply to Mr. O'CoNNELL, Mr: Sergeant LEFROY proved that the franchise is ...

... which Dr. LEFROY, the ATTORNEY-GENERA(., Sir E. SEGDEN, Sir I). NORREYS, Mr. SHAW, Mr. LYNCH, Mr. LITTON, Mr. GRATTAN, Lord STANLEY, Lord JOHN RUSSELL, and Sir R. PEEL took part, after which the motion was negatived by a majority of 311 against 162, and ...

... annoyance: but he must ?? uo expressions or conduct of his could warrant In • thai Lad been adopted towards him by the Hon. i. ...

... adjourned. The Commons engaged in long d arm onteiton about the Weaver Clurches the third ; cad a; of which was moved by S.r P. ECE:I( N. Mr. THORNILY moved for a SL ect Con mitten :o Quire into the matter. arm moved the ad;ournn eat of the ; but after ...

... in the company for establishing a liue of steamers between Havre and New York, have returned in company with Sir John Campbell, Sir John Rennie, and Messrs. Routh and Barnes, who are the bearers of propositions from a body of English capitalists. A grand ...